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CyberGhana, a non-profit organisation dedicated to cybersecurity empowerment, has launched its maiden edition of the National Cyber Champions Competition (NCCC) in Cape Coast. The 2023 edition strives to inspire Senior High School (SHS) students to pursue careers in cybersecurity or related Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines for accelerated…
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Community leaders remember the remarkable life of Norfolk civil rights leader and public servant Rev. Joseph N. Green Jr., known as "Father Green." Green died Jan. 13 at age 96 after six decades spent working to reshape the city, both in and out of public office.
Witnessing the state some people live in drove Kobe Forbes to want to make a change to help. He knew that the only way to do it was to become successful. That “fueled” his drive to stay committed to his academic studies. “After being around Kemp Road – because that’s where my grandmother lived, while
Christ and St. Lukes Episcopal Church posted on their website that the Rev. Dr. Joseph N. Green died Friday. He served as Canon Theologian of the church.
Bahamian Ellison Hanna has come from being afraid of the baseball during his days at the Junior Baseball League of Nassau (JBLN) in Nassau East to launching 400-foot home runs professionally. His performance during the 4th COCABE (Caribbean Baseball Confederation) Caribbean Baseball Cup, which was held at the Andre Rodgers National Baseball Stadium two weeks ago, quickly endeared him into the hearts of Bahamians.