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Bahamas Table Tennis Federation now official member of the ITTF

The Bahamas Table Tennis Federation (BTTF) has officially become a member of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF). On May 31st, 2017, The Commonwealth of The Bahamas has was one of four of the last countries and territories to obtain membership. Global membership is 226 countries, making table tennis the only sport on earth to have full global participation.

Financial servicessector selectscaptive scholars

THE Bahamian financial services industry has selected two recipients for the Associates in Captive Insurance (ACI) designation scholarships.The 2017 recipients are Clement Penn Jr, of CBH Bank Bahamas, and Lorraine Goncalves of BAC Bahamas Bank. “Bot

Go Team Bahamas

TEAM Bahamas continues to prepare for the fourth IAAF World Relays in Tokyo, Japan.

Trade mission to Brazil from Grand Bahama

MINISTER for Grand Bahama Dr Michael Darville led a delegation of Grand Bahama based business executives on a trade mission to Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Port Authority backs Maritime Policy plan

The Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) has given its backing to the development of a comprehensive National Maritime Policy for the Bahamas.

Celebrating the History of Jazz in the Bahamas

Jazz has a rich history in the Bahamas, which will be showcased all day today at the UNESCO International Jazz Day in Pompey Square.

Bahamaren continues tourism involved

BAHAMAREN, a Bahamian-owned company, is continuing to be involved in tourism events throughout the year to promote the Bahamas as a premier travel destination for Chinese.

Q&A with US Charge d'Affaires Lisa Johnson

LISA JOHNSON, the US Charge d'Affaires in Nassau, answers The Tribune's questions about her country's views of Bahamian issues, from the gender equality referendum and the continued ambassadorial vacancy to crime, government accountability and Chinese investment.

Tourism Impact Award for Marathon Bahamas

In its short seven-year history, Marathon Bahamas has received international acclaim and has now been honoured by the government for its impact on Bahamian sports tourism.

Bahamas falls to USA South, 38-17

IT was another failed bid for the Bahamas in their attempt to achieve promotion in the NACRA Division I Championship Series.

'We are ready to win' says Brown as Bahamas eye 4 x 400m glory

ON THE eve of the 2015 IAAF/BTC World Relays, the man considered the heart of the Bahamas’ 4 x 400m relay team and the face of local track and field, Chris “Fireman” Brown, claims that “Team Bahamas is focused and ready”.

Deputy PM: Strong investor interest in Grand Bahama, big announcements coming

DEPUTY Prime Minister Chester Cooper, Minister for Tourism, Investments, and Aviation, said there is strong investor interest in Grand Bahama and that there are some big announcements coming soon for the island.

Bahamas ranked in bottom three of finance centres

By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor A former Bahamas Financial Services Board (BFSB) chairman yesterday said a report that ranked the Bahamas a lowly 75th out of 77 global financial centres would "not impact" this jurisdiction's core private wealth

Tourism exposes travel agents to the Bahamas

The Ministry of Tourism hosted 250 travel professionals from the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) and The National Association of Career Travel Agents (NACTA) in the Bahamas over the past week.The ASTA/NACTA Bahamas Showcase took place at the

Bahamas deficit

MANY Bahamians need a job, the PLP Government has been unsuccessful in providing sufficient jobs for a diversified Bahamian workforce in the Bahamas. Everybody is not a hotel worker in our Bahamas, Baha Mar cannot employ all of the Young Bahamians who are out of High School and College.

Pure Silk Classic Opens Doors for Young Golfers

NOT only is the Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic attracting hundreds of avid golf fans to the gorgeous destination, but it is also opening the door to countless opportunities for young Bahamian golfers such as 14-year-old Ashley Michel.

Rights Bahamas to file suit against govt before international bodies

RIGHTS Bahamas president, attorney Fred Smith yesterday pledged his organization would file a suit against the government before two international human rights bodies, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and the United Nations’ Human Rights Commission, over what he characterized as repeated abuses by the Immigration Department.

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