# CATHOLIC Archbishop Patrick Pinder said the concerns of developing countries, such as poverty and the importance of family life, will play a major role in discussions among senior international ...

# PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said the government is working with Cuba to address concerns after leaked documents and ...

# Shortly before 9.45am, officers responded to a dispute between two men on Seymour Street. When officers arrived, one of the men fled on foot. During the brief pursuit, the suspect allegedly pulled a ...

# THE government’s environmental agency is still reviewing a controversial proposal for a $200m ultra-luxury resort in Exuma, which has stirred opposition from some residents and a nearby development.

# TWO top officials in the Bahamas Nurses Union have been suspended, even as president Muriel Lightbourne fights off claims that she herself was removed from office. # Yesterday, Ms Lightbourne ...

# KENNETH Bain Jr was just starting his car for work on Wednesday, a quiet, routine moment that was shattered by violence when he was shot dead just weeks before he planned to ask his long-time ...

# THE Davis administration will not renew the contract of Royal Bahamas Defence Force Commodore Raymond King, ending his five ...

# The other was Kamron Henfield, who won the bronze in the under-17 boys’ octathlon with 4,572 points, followed by Krisoff ...

# PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad – Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis welcomed home the seventh-peat winning team from the 2025 CARIFTA Swimming Championships and noted that he will “wait” for the eighth ...

# Bahamian retail investors will be given an opportunity as early as end-May to collectively acquire a $20m ownership interest in the renewable energy provider developing new power plants for Abaco ...

# The Government is hoping that Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) can become “cash flow neutral” by 2032 if all the benefits from its energy reforms are realised, it was asserted yesterday.

# The Opposition’s finance spokesman yesterday asserted that “it’s almost a sign of desperation” for the Prime Minister to celebrate a 0.1 percentage point improvement in the IMF’s growth forecast for ...