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- 05172021 EDITIONMonday, 17th May, 2021.
- EDITORIAL: ‘Don’t blame us - the Governor General made us do it!’EXTENDING emergency powers for another six months may be necessary – but the manner in which it has been done ...
- WORLD VIEW: Vaccinate or suffocate – the stark choiceSECTIONS of the population in many of the 14 independent CARICOM countries are in grave danger of undermining their own ...
Local News
- Cuban group detainedA GROUP of Cubans was intercepted off Guinchos Cay in the northwestern Bahamas by the Royal Bahamas Defence Force on ...
- Little welcome for WilchcombeTHE return of former Tourism Minister Obie Wilchcombe to frontline politics is receiving mixed reactions following his ratification last week ...
- Father ‘asked police to transfer his son’ before suspected suicideTHE father of a police officer who is suspected to have committed suicide in Grand Bahama on Friday desperately wanted ...
Sports
- ‘Jazz’ back in starting lineupJasrado “Jazz” Chisholm completed his stint on the injured list, a brief rehab assignment, and was back in the starting ...
- Jonquel Jones posts double double in winJONQUEL Jones returned to the court for the Connecticut Sun for the first time in 582 days and delivered a ...
- Without Ayton, Booker short-handed Suns hold off Spurs 123-121A HISTORY-making season for Deandre Ayton and the Phoenix Suns will continue in the NBA postseason as the second overall ...
Business
- ‘We’re scapegoats for Mortgage Corp fiasco’The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation’s legal chief yesterday asserted that she and three other suspended executives are being made “scapegoats” over ...
- Banker: Bar’s ‘bad apples’ leading to attorney controlsThe Bahamas Bar Association’s failure to properly discipline wayward members is why many banks will only deal with “approved attorneys” ...
- Super Value chief: ‘Well will run dry’ if taxes increaseSuper Value’s president has warned that “the well will run dry” if the government imposes new and/or increased taxes in ...