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Guardian editorial on Davis' leadership grounded in historical ignorance | Letters to the Editor - Vimarsana News

Guardian editorial on Davis' leadership grounded in historical ignorance | Letters to the Editor

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Inside Prince Philip's 'highly personal' relationship with Penny Knatchbull - Vimarsana News

Inside Prince Philip's 'highly personal' relationship with Penny Knatchbull

THEIR friendship spanned decades – and often raised eyebrows.So little wonder the makers of TV’s The Crown have delved into the extraordinary rela

Strong support for Bahamians being allowed to gamble in casinos - Vimarsana News

Strong support for Bahamians being allowed to gamble in casinos

Sixty-six percent of respondents to a survey conducted by Bahamian market research and strategy firm Public Domain said Bahamians should be allowed to gamble in casinos in The Bahamas. The results of the survey — which was conducted through random polling May 3-15 and released this week — show that 69 percent of male respondents

PM says announcement on GG coming soon - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

PM says announcement on GG coming soon - The Nassau Guardian

Prime Minister Philip Davis on Friday stopped short of confirming that the country will soon have another governor general. When asked by reporters, Davis said, “I think you will be hearing an announcement about those things in short order.” The prime minister spoke with reporters on the sidelines of an event marking the renaming of

Gail Saunders dies - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Gail Saunders dies - The Nassau Guardian

Bahamian historian, archivist and author Gail Saunders has died. She was 79. In a statement, Prime Minister Philip Davis characterized Saunders as a national treasure. “As we approach the 50th anniversary of our nation’s independence, losing such an integral part of our heritage is poignant,” he said. “Gail Saunders was more than an accomplished historian, archivist,