Social Services to host Poverty Reduction Expo this weekend
Officials at the Ministry of Social Services, and its various Departments, will join forces with other key government ministries and corporations, as it hosts its first Poverty Reduction Outreach and Expo. Scheduled for Saturday, October 17, at Windsor Park, East and Wulff Roads, the event is part of the Davis Administration’s ongoing efforts towards ending […]
MOEST Announces Launch of BEST Foundation to Support The Revolution in Education
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MOEST) today announced the upcoming launch of the Bahamas Education, Science and Technology (BEST) Foundation, an independent non-profit organisation established to mobilise private sector investment, philanthropic support and national partnerships to strengthen education and expand opportunities for Bahamian students. The announcement was made at a press conference led […]
Monument Supports Hands for Hunger With Paradise Plates Debut
Caribbean Wines & Spirits (CWS), The Bahamas’ leading wine and spirits distributor, proudly supported Paradise Plates, Hands for Hunger annual fundraiser with a flavorful offering of its newest product, Monument Beverage Co. Monument, which launched this July and is available across six major islands, made its Paradise Plates debut. Guests enjoyed three bold flavors: Peach […]
Schweppes ‘the Art of Mixology’ Dazzles at Paradise Plates with Nemiroff Vodka
Schweppes, in collaboration with Nemiroff Vodka dazzled guests with handcrafted cocktails during Paradise Plates, Hands for Hunger’s annual fundraiser held at Atlantis’ Imperial Ballroom. The evenings’ theme, 70’s: Paradise Disco, inspired bold and delicious sips from Schweppes and Nemiroff. The beautiful disco themed Schweppes booth, adorned with LED signs, lush greenery and hanging black and […]
Bahamian 10-Year-Old Shares Her ADHD Experience in a New Book
Azaria L. D. Bethel — a young golfer and chess player diagnosed with ADHD — co-authors Navigating My Unique Mind to help kids, parents, and teachers understand neurodiversity. A school assignment about how her own brain works has made a middle schooler a published author. Azaria L. D. Bethel, 10, has co-written a children's guide […]
