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'I'll rejoin FNM when Minnis wins' - Vimarsana News

'I'll rejoin FNM when Minnis wins'

Former Leader of the Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Branville McCartney said he will rejoin the Free National Movement “when” former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis wins the Free National Movement’s

Former DPMs back Pintard - Vimarsana News

Former DPMs back Pintard

Former deputy prime ministers Peter Turnquest and Brent Symonette on Friday expressed support for Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard in his re-election bid at the party’s convention on

The practice of politics in an independent Bahamas, 1973-2023, pt. 1 - Vimarsana News

The practice of politics in an independent Bahamas, 1973-2023, pt. 1

“The road to Bahamian independence is a story of the loss of civility and respect for compromise.” (Author’s note: The following article was originally written by invitation of the Independence Secretariat, which, in its infinite wisdom, excluded it from its independence supplement that was published in both major newspapers several days before the observance of

The FNM needs Minnis to win - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

The FNM needs Minnis to win - The Nassau Guardian

Dear Editor, I read with interest a letter which appeared in The Nassau Guardian last Thursday under the hand of one “The Mackey Street Man”, which was titled, “The way Forward for the FNM in 2023”. I tell you, I must concur without a doubt with this writer when he says, in order for the

Fraudster sentenced to 8 years in prison after judge cites 'worst conduct' he's seen - Vimarsana News

Fraudster sentenced to 8 years in prison after judge cites 'worst conduct' he's seen

A Pulaski County woman who pleaded guilty in August to bank fraud and theft of government funds was sentenced to eight years in prison on Tuesday and ordered to pay a $100,000 fine by a federal judge who called her crimes "some of the worst conduct I've ever seen."