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Strengthened anti-gang legislation promised by Prime Minister Philip Davis in his recent national address on crime would give the police and prosecutors broader options in going after certain criminals, National

Streets leading to Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium in New Providence were clogged for hours yesterday as the Fox Foundation gave handouts intended to make the holidays a bit merrier

NASSAU (CMC): Prime Minister Philip Davis says while he is concerned at the report of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) at the same time, “I don’t need a UN report to tell me some issues we have and we are addressing...

Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe yesterday dismissed some concerns raised in a recent United Nations report on The Bahamas’ detention practices – including claims of police brutality – as

The Bahamas government says it will “comprehensively” respond to a report by the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) that called on the authorities here to do more to ensure people under arrest are given access to...

A murder suspect is back in jail at his request.

Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe said yesterday if members of the public are complaining that abortions are conducted regularly without consequence, it is because people “know exactly what to

A number of Caribbean Community (Caricom) countries are preparing to send small contingents of troops or police officers to Haiti.

Dear Editor, In world wide politics it has always been fashionable to blame the former administration for the apparent political failures and omissions of good governance. When a prime minister shuffles Cabinet posts, the opposing party often suggests that such changes reflect lipstick being applied to a pig. The recent adroit reshuffle by Philip “Brave”

Free National Movement (FNM) Chairman Dr. Duane Sands yesterday dismissed Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Cabinet reshuffle announced on Sunday as “an absolute waste of time and nothing at all for us to be optimistic about”. “The prime minister started by trying to take credit for a globally recovering economy and the pent up demand in