Deputy Financial Secretary Granted Injunction
The government has been restrained from any further action to retire Ms. Athena Marche, who currently holds the position of Deputy Financial Secretary, pending judicial review. Ms. Marche attended a meeting with Financial Secretary, Simon Wilson on April 24th, 2023 where she was presented with the option to either transfer to the University of The […]
Protection Against Violence Commission Condemns Recent Spate of Sexual Assaults
The Protection Against Violence Commission is deeply concerned by the several reported sexual assault cases that have emerged across The Bahamas over the past two weeks, including the most recent alleged incident involving a young female. These troubling reports serve as a stark reminder that violence continues to threaten the safety and well-being of individuals […]
Tourism Minister Interviews for an Upcoming Bahamas Special to be Featured in Newsweek Magazine
The Minister of Tourism, the Hon. Glenys Hanna-Martin, sat down for an interview with Caroline Vieira Lima, Director of The Business Report, at the Ministry on Monday, August 24, 2026. The Business Report, an international media agency that produces specialized business news and economic reports, is doing a Bahamas Special that will be featured in […]
Zaldivar Goes Undefeated to Win Inaugural Bahamas Open Chess Classic
The inaugural Bahamas Open Chess Classic concluded Sunday evening at Boost Academy, with Reinerio Zaldivar producing a perfect performance to capture the tournament title. The five-round FIDE-rated standard chess tournament attracted 13 competitive players and was contested at a time control of 60 minutes plus a 30-second increment per move. Zaldivar Finishes with a Perfect 5/5 Reinerio Zaldivar, a Mathematics teacher […]
Launch of new range of robots puts The Bahamas and the Caribbean at forefront of Robotics & AI revolution
A new range of humanoid robots and AI-powered devices is being launched by Simplified Tech in a landmark moment for The Bahamas and the Caribbean – with CEO Robert Pantry saying the move is preparing the region for the future. Simplified Tech – part of the Simplified Group of Companies – is launching the Caribbean’s […]
Min. of Youth, Sports and Culture’s BeInspired Programme Opens Doors for Young Entrepreneurs in GB
Young entrepreneurs on Grand Bahama are being encouraged to take advantage of opportunities available through the BeInspired Programme. This is a national entrepreneurship initiative designed to assist young Bahamians between the ages of 18 and 35 with establishing or expanding their businesses. As part of the programme, small businesses can receive funding of up to $5,000 to acquire essential tools and supplies […]
Wilson Urges Taxi Union Back To Negotiating Table
The Bahamas Taxi Cab Union has ended its participation in discussions with government officials over its dispute with livery drivers. Taxi drivers contend that livery drivers have no right to work at the Lynden Pindling International Airport and that their presence is taking money away from taxi drivers. Bahamas National Alliance Trade Union Congress President […]
A New Spirit of Partnership and Progress at Junkanoo Beach
PRESS RELEASE The Junkanoo Beach Association welcomes the recent meeting with the Hon. Glenys Hanna-Martin, Minister of Tourism, and Hon. Randy Rolle, Parliamentary Secretary, as a significant and positive step forward in the revitalization, development and long-term sustainability of Junkanoo Beach. Also in attendance was Ms. Lorraine Armbrister, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, along with […]
Youth Summer Experience Combines STEAM, Sports and Life Skills
Building homes designed to withstand hurricanes may not be the typical summer camp activity, but nearly 100 young Bahamians were challenged to do just that as part of the Wenty Ford Sports Foundation’s Second Annual Winners’ Camp. The free, full-day camp, supported by Consolidated Water (Bahamas) Ltd. (CWCO), brought together boys and girls ages seven […]
Privy Council Rules In Paradise Island Land Dispute
The Privy Council handed down a ruling today in a case involving Paradise Island Lighthouse and Beach Club Company Limited and the government. The case is centered on an appeal brought by Toby Smith of Paradise Island Lighthouse and Beach Club contending that a letter he received from the minister responsible for lands and survey […]
