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The Bahamas Agile and Project Management Community (BAPMC) recently paid a courtesy call on the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) to discuss how the pair can support each other in increasing the number of trained professionals and helping more individuals recognize the value of being certified. The courtesy call came as one of the
A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report states that 14.8 percent of the Bahamian population lived below the poverty line in 2017. Targeted initiatives aimed at poverty eradication in The Bahamas have waned in national focus. No pervasive dynamic in a society exists in a vacuum, and it is hence essential for governments and the citizenry
There is good news coming out of the area known as Over-the-Hill, but far too often, it is not documented. For a number of years, former reporter, Hadassah Deleveaux tapped into the “pool” of positive people and has now published her conversations with them in a book. Hall’s book, “Over The Hill...The Other Side” is
As The Bahamas observes its 50th anniversary as an independent nation this year, there will be many opportunities to assess where we have come from, where we are and where we want to be. Universal access to education was a primary goal of the Progressive Liberal Party after forming the first majority Black government in
The construction sector is contributing “significantly” to the illegal immigration crisis by utilizing illegal laborers, President of the Bahamian Contractors Association Leonard Sands said recently, adding that a more extensive job training program for Bahamians is needed to reduce the number of foreign workers in this country. Sands, who made the comment during an appearance on Morning