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Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) members pose for a photo on Tuesday, February 2, as the party ratified 18 candidates for the upcoming general election. NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) has named 18 candidates vying for office in the upcoming general election. The party ratified the nominees last night at its headquarters. Among those candidates were four former PLP ministers, including former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Fox Hill MP Fred Mitchell for the same constituency; former Attorney General and Minister of Education Alfred Sears for Fort Charlotte; forme...

READY TO SERVE: CANDIDATES FOR GENERAL ELECTION PLP Leader Philip Brave Davis and Deputy Leader Chester Cooper announced 18 new candidates to take the party into the next General Election The Progressive Liberal Party is excited to introduce 18 distinguished candidates for the upcoming General Election. In the last several years, our party has ratified a new constitution, introduced new reforms, and opened up the party. As a result, we had hundreds of people apply to run on the PLP ticket for the next general election. They have been working and connecting with Bahamians as aspirant candidate...

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 Commissioner of Police Paul Rolle reportedly intervened after a COVID Task Force swooped on Latitudes Restaurant on Wednesday evening. The COVID-19 Police Task Force, according to Latitudes, entered the establishment, ticketed its patrons and made an attempt to ticket the business itself. Management called the establishment’s attorney, Wayne Munroe, QC. Attorney Wayne Munroe, QC. (File photo) Mr Munroe told The Tribune Friday that he was certain the restaurant was not in contravention of emergency powers orders. He said: “I was called to Latitudes be...

nhartnell@tribunemedia.net A QC representing 24 former Gaming Board staff yesterday said he "doesn't understand" why it has failed to settle the dispute over their termination as the potential taxpayer liabilities are rising daily. Wayne Munroe, speaking after attorneys for the Government regulator withdrew their bid to overturn a previous Supreme Court decision, told Tribune Business he hoped it would move to resolve the matter rather than go through another appeal. "They're making the case it wasn't a redundancy exercise because there was a surplus of labour," he said. "There was only a sur...