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It gets curious and curiouser as the ACT Integrity Commission continues its public examinations into the tender for building works at Campbell Primary School. On Friday it started to get very 'Alice in Wonderland' to columnist HUGH SELBY.

Joseph Kamara, ACC Boss By Tilly Barrie Four men fined Le 500 million each by the Anti-Corruption Commission in a controversial out-of-court settlement in 2012 are yet to pay up, according to the latest Auditor General's report. The anti-graft agency was on the verge of charging Edmond Koroma, Gibril Saccoh, Mamoud Idris and Mohamed Bah for their role in the purchase of two

The Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) is running 32 unaccredited programmes, including three new programmes, the 2021 Auditor General's Report...

TOHATCHI, N.M. ­­– The Navajo Nation Council’s Law and Order Committee (LOC) held a regular committee meeting Aug. 28 at the Tohatchi Chapter House to hear two legislations and listen to the concerns of the community regarding public safety.

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The prime minister’s failure to make available a report into contracts entered into by his administration since September 2021 is another example of the Davis administration’s refusal to be fully accountable to the Bahamian people, Opposition Leader Michael Pintard said yesterday. Pintard issued a statement in response to a Nassau Guardian article published yesterday, which

Six months after Prime Minister Philip Davis told Parliament the Ministry of Finance was finalizing a report on contracts awarded by his administration since coming to office in September 2021 and will aim to have the first edition published “in due course”, no such report has been published. Asked yesterday the status of the report,

The Organization for Responsible Governance (ORG) yesterday expressed concerns about a “notable lack of priority for governance mechanisms to ensure transparency and accountability”. “ORG finds it imperative to address these issues that directly impact the standard of accountable governance and equitable opportunities for all citizens of The Bahamas,” the civil society group said. “A most recent