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Defect in understanding is ignorance in reasoning and erroneous opinion, and when these become evident, the life of men is nasty, brutish, and short, according to Daunte Butler in quoting

When De’Andre Forbes, 18, received the Ernst and Young Bahamas Jamaine McFall Memorial Scholarship earlier this year, he dedicated the award to his family, who he says made personal sacrifices so that he could pursue his educational goals. Now a freshman at Saint John’s University in Minnesota, United States, De’Andre, who also scored a summer internship at

People who enjoy the freedoms and liberties that many other people can only hope for, must stand in solidarity against the injustices which plague this world, according to De’Andre Forbes. Like the Bahamians who toiled and sacrificed, until the words “emancipation, independence and majority rule” were on everyone’s tongue, and became a national call to

CIBC FirstCaribbean has sponsored Junior Achievement Bahamas’ Most Distinguished Achiever (MDA) program for several years. From left: Tymia Thompson, fourth place, Most Distinguished Achiever; Nikia Christie, marketing manager, CIBC FirstCaribbean; and DeAndre Forbes, fifth place, Most Distinguished Achiever. (PHOTO: ASHLEY@SERENAWILLIAMS-PR.COM) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Tymia Thompson and DeAndre Forbes are shining examples of the opportunities available to students at all levels of the th...

Bahamian playing cards created by Junior Achievement company BTC Glitch feature the country’s four prime ministers as king cards. NASSAU, BAHAMAS — After 15 weeks of learning the business ropes, a group of junior achievers was announced the winner of Product of the Year. In third place for this year’s Junior Achievement (JA) was Bank of The Bahamas JA company “Vision”, with their “I Guud” COVID kits; followed by second place winners Commonwealth Bank JA company “XLeaders...

Bahamian playing cards wins JA product of the year After 15 weeks of learning the business ropes, a group of junior achievers was announced as winner of product of the year. In third place in this year’s Junior Achievement (JA) company program competition was Bank of The Bahamas JA company Vision, with its “I Guud” COVID kits; followed by second place winners, Commonwealth Bank JA company XLeaders, with scented hand sanitizers. However, rounding out the competition in first place was ...