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Bahamas to face 'giant US' in opener

When our under-17 girls national soccer team heads to Guatemala City to play in the CONCACAF Championships, they will have to play the United States in

Prosecution given deadline by judge in rape case

A MAGISTRATE gave the prosecution in a rape case a little more than seven weeks to have a document ready to have a man accused of rape s

30th NPPPSSA Track and Field Championships starts April 30

FOR the second consecutive year, the New Providence Public Primary School Sports Association will partner with a key corporate spons

"A Spring Affair" - Transfiguration Baptist Church hosts tea party and fashion show

THE youngest members of the Transfiguration Baptist Church were the ones who turned heads as the church's Usher Board held its first ever Lenten Tea Party and Fashion Show.

Online boutique launch takes Fashion Show 'to next level'

ORGANISERS behind the Islands of the World Fashion Showcase will next month launch an online boutique/label designed to promote the wares of Bahamian designers to the world, telling Tribune Business yesterday that 50 per cent of those exhibiting at their upcoming show were from this nation.

Baseball in the military

At a baseball powerhouse in Gainesville, Florida, a pair of Bahamian players are making key contributions to their team's run at a state championship playoff spot as t

$50-$60m resort project's 'humungous advantage'

AN Eleuthera-based resort project's chairman yesterday said between $50-$60 million had been invested in its build-out over the past seven-eight years, telling Tribune Business the absence of any bank debt had given it "a humungous advantage".

Election evokes thoughts of The Last Battle

The upcoming general election reminds me of the final showdown in C S Lewis’ The Last Battle when Aslan assembles together the millions of creatures of Narnia for judgment after Father Time finally awoke from his sleep.

12 indians captured by police

TWELVE Indian men are in police custody today after being discovered in Inagua on Wednesday.

Demetrius gets second consecutive team MVP award

FOLLOWING a record-setting season which resulted in a championship for the Holland College Hurricanes and a second consecutive team MVP award f

Islands of the World Fashion Week

Islands of the World Fashion Week The much anticipated return of Islands of the World Fashion Showcase (IWFS) is just over one month away and the organizers are extremely excited about the event. The newly rebranded showcase is set to take place May 11-1

FNM camp shake-up

A shake-up in the Free National Moverment has brought to the party a new booking agent in the lead up to the 2012 general election.

Gala event for school anniversary

THE Lyford Cay International School this year celebrates its 50th anniversary and many celebratory events are being held to both raise funds to expand and upgrade facilities, and to mark the important milestone.

Honesty pays for taxi driver

FREEPORT - A taxi driver was presented with the Most Courteous Driver Award for returning a valuable piece of equipment he found on the roadside.

Pinder, Brown honoured

DEMETRIUS Pinder and Chris 'Fireman' Brown admitted that, although they are rivals, they both had one mission and that was to win a medal at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.

More Bahamian homeowners if smaller lots sized permitted

MORE Bahamians would be homeowners today if the authorities had acted on a 1984 report by now-Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham advocating that houses by constructed on lots under 5,000 square feet, the Bahamas Real Estate Association's (BREA) newly-affirmed president said yesterday.

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