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The Bahamas has faced statelessness and citizenship issues for generations.

Bahamas Bar Association President Kahlil Parker said yesterday that recently tabled amendments to the Bail Act are not the solution to crime in The Bahamas, as he warned against demonizing

Police have solved nearly half of the 19 murders committed so far this year, Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander said yesterday.

Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis said yesterday criticisms that his administration’s proposed amendments to the Bail Act will infringe on the rights of members of the judiciary to use their

Proposed legislation for the establishment of a cannabis industry in The Bahamas will be tabled in the House of Assembly next month, according to Attorney General Ryan Pinder.

As Attorney General Ryan Pinder explained the proposed amendments to the Bail Act that were tabled in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, he said yesterday his previous statement that

When Prime Minister Philip Davis spoke at the swearing in of the first cadre of current Cabinet ministers shortly after the Progressive Liberal Party won the government in September 2021,

Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis yesterday announced his administration’s plans to amend the Bail Act, which would allow for bail to be “automatically” revoked for accused criminals who commit a

Attorney General Ryan Pinder said today that while the proposed amendments to the Bail Act have been described as harsh, they are necessary to protect Bahamian communities amid a rise

While revealing his policing plan a year ago, Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander set a goal to keep the murder count under 100 for 2023.