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The Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) yesterday confirmed it has completed repairs to the ruptured main water line on Prince Charles Drive that left hundreds without water at the weekend.

Dana Malcolm Staff Writer    #TurksandCaicos, February 1, 2024 – Five days into the year the TCI recorded at least one interception and while the number of interceptions for the New Year period is down from 2023, the number of actual migrants remains high. The January 5th, 2024 interception involved a vessel carrying 215 illegal […]

#NASSAU, The Bahamas – Officials of the United States Embassy, Nassau, and the United States Northern Command (USNORTHCOM), presented counterparts at The Bahamas’ Ministry of Disaster Risk Management and its agencies with several critical pieces of disaster response equipment in a move that is expected to further boost the nation’s capability to better respond to […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis has advised the Cabinet Office that the following changes will be made in appointments to the Cabinet of The Bahamas, effective January 2, 2024:

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Dear Editor, I wasn’t surprised that Dame Marguerite Pindling took the opportunity on Majority Rule Day to publicly upbraid executives of the Progressive Liberal Party for the perceived wrong done to her late husband’s name. Of the current 32 PLP MPs and 12 PLP senators, not one is a Pindling. The readership would recall newspaper

The couple landed in Nassau last night after a bumpy visit to Jamaica that sparked protests and politicians used their presence to further their campaign to become a republic.

William and Kate were greeted as rock stars in Belize, Jamaica and now The Bahamas - with cheering crowds chanting we love you - but they have also faced challenges.

Former tourism minister under Christie administration to represent West GB & Bimini Patricia Deveaux. Leon Lundy. NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) tonight ratified seven more candidates for the next general election during an outdoor meeting on the grounds of the Sir Lynden Pindling Center. The newly ratified candidates include Patricia Deveaux for Bamboo Town; Curt G Hollingsworth for Marco City; Leon Lundy for Mangrove Cay and South Andros; Ginger Moxey for Pineridge; J...