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M ay is mental health month worldwide. In the United States of America, the theme for this month is “Look Around, Look Within” – the goal is to challenge yourself to examine your world and how it can affect your overall health. Look around, look within – from your neighborhood, streets, parks, homes, and businesses,

Aspire writer Erica Bush joins Rosewood Baha Mar on a fam trip to the islands' capital 

#TurksandCaicos, April 13, 2023 – At the 50th CARIFTA Games Track & Field in Nassau, Bahamas out of 100s of officials assigned by the Bahamas Association of Certified Officials (BACO), the Turks and Caicos Islands were the only other country permitted to have officials participate in this regional meet. Andrew Ewing and Roshano Cox who […]

By Rashaed Esson Staff Writer     #TheBahamas, April 13, 2023 – The Centre of Disease Control now places autism at 1 in every 36 children down from 1 in every 56, according to Dwayne Gibson, the Chairman of R.E.A.C.H, who spoke at the 11th annual commemoration of World Autism Day “Light it up Blue” […]

The Central Bank of The Bahamas (CBOB) yesterday announced that it has begun the process of transferring ownership of property it acquired to build its new headquarters back to the government, as it seeks alternative means for its accommodation needs. The Central Bank had planned to build its new premises on the property of the

“Age is just a number….”– Ronnie Butler Those of us nearing the age of obsolescence hang on to the belief that our age does not prevent us from being as productive as we once were. In fact, some of us believe the wisdom acquired over those years equip us to be even more productive today.

Dear Editor, I would appreciate your publishing the following commentary which I penned on reading of yet another sexual assault of a child over the holiday weekend. I am tired of these reports of abuse and violation of women and children while we apparently stand by and do nothing. Honestly, I am worn out by

SEVERAL trees have been planted in Bradford’s Top of Town area as improvement works reach their final weeks.

Government is under pressure to “do something” with Downtown Nassau, which has been all but dead for the past three decades. While there is the hope and the promise of “revitalization”, we believe there are fundamental issues which which must be addressed before revitalization can begin. The first is the fact that a downtown cannot

Dear Editor, A March 27 Insight essay by Malcolm Strachan in The Tribune asks two critical questions regarding Royal Caribbean’s proposed beach club project on Paradise Island: “How is this going to benefit local Bahamians, and what will it take away from elsewhere?” There can be no public acceptance of this proposal, let alone government