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- ‘Tell us what’s gone on at BPL’PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Leader Philip Davis yesterday called on Works Minister Desmond Bannister to answer “damning” allegations of government interference ...
- Split sparked by row over power generationBahamas Power & Light’s (BPL) Board split was sparked by disputes over generation technology for the new, low-cost power plant ...
- ‘Dr Minnis’ hypocrisy is simply staggering’RIGHTS Bahamas has criticised recent comments Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis made about eradicating shanty towns, saying “the level of ...
Local News
- ‘Tell us what’s gone on at BPL’PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Leader Philip Davis yesterday called on Works Minister Desmond Bannister to answer “damning” allegations of government interference ...
- ‘Dr Minnis’ hypocrisy is simply staggering’RIGHTS Bahamas has criticised recent comments Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis made about eradicating shanty towns, saying “the level of ...
- Premiers’ rejection of honour avoidableTHE decision of former Prime Ministers Hubert Ingraham and Perry Christie to reject the government’s national honour award is an ...
Sports
- Shaunae surges to victorySHAUNAE Miller-Uibo, running with a heavy heart, relied on some extra external help from her late spiritual leader to boost ...
- Aiming for a Puerto Rico slam dunkThe Bahamas women’s national basketball team, fresh off their bronze medal performance at the FIBA Caribbean Women’s Cup Championships, is ...
- Colebrook back as presidentROY Colebrook, a vice president of the Bahamas Olympic Committee, was returned as president of the Bahamas Amateur Cycling Federation.
Business
- Split sparked by row over power generationBahamas Power & Light’s (BPL) Board split was sparked by disputes over generation technology for the new, low-cost power plant ...
- Union asks for BPL to bring back redundant staff on contractBAHAMAS Electrical Workers Union (BEWU) president Paul Maynard yesterday suggested that Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) bring former employees back ...
- Tourism numbers enjoy double digit growthINTERNATIONAL arrivals to The Bahamas grew 10.2 percent year-to-date, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Tourism and Aviation ...