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Director of Communications in the Office of the Prime Minister Latrae Rahming yesterday defended Prime Minister Philip Davis’ decision to prorogue Parliament, noting that this provides an opportunity for the government to set a new agenda and for a new governor general to read the Speech from the Throne. Rahming, who was a guest of

In the mid-20th Century, a formerly deserted waterfront neighborhood attracted a cast of young artists to Lower Manhattan.

Throughout the course of this week, we dedicated this space to matters related to immigration – the functions of the Department of Immigration, the contradictory explanation from the immigration ministry on immigration enforcement issues, the condemnable actions of the immigration minister, and the weak and tone deaf response of the prime minister himself. We shone

Tonight is a concert presentation of the "Second Great Gerry Mulligan Quartet" before a rapt and enthusiastic French audience in Paris in June 1954. The first edition of the Mulligan pianoless Quartet had trumpeter Chet Baker on the front line with baritone saxophonist Mulligan and was one of the most popular and talked about combos of its time. Due to a variety of circumstances the Baker & Mulligan Quartet ended and after a time Mulligan reassembled the group with valve trombo...

The altoist's bluesy debut shows his band waiting for freedom but already free-flowing over - or unconcerned by - tonal backgrounds

The West Coaster who made walking bass his call sign takes a stroll with Gerald Wilson, Teddy Edwards, Victor Feldman and Carl Perkins

Drawing on his original research for a BBC Radio 3 series, Alyn Shipton presents new perspectives on the baritone player's quartets

Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Chairman Fred Mitchell claimed there are individuals coming to the defense of the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) who are attacking Prime Minister Philip Davis. Tensions between the Port and the Davis administration have continued to escalate after the prime minister asserted that the Port is failing the people of Freeport.

While extremely fluent, the trio's Bernstein treatment didn't have the novelty value of its My Fair Lady and wanted musical inspiration

The Paradise Island Yacht Club’s redevelopment is aiming to apply for a construction permit during the 2023 second half provided it can obtain preliminary Town Planning Committee approval following its upcoming public hearing.