Post Hurricane Findings
Prime Minister, the Hon. Philip Davis along with Deputy Prime Minister, the Hon. Chester Cooper and other government officials traveled to several of the islands on Thursday to assess the impact of Hurricane Melissa. According to reports from people on the ground there was no significant damage. Mr. Cooper told reporters, “we were very pleased […]
BTC EVACUATES HIGH RISK ISLANDS AS IT BRACES FOR THE IMPACT OF HURRICANE MELISSA
Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC), a Liberty Caribbean company, accelerated its disaster protocols as it prepares for the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which is taking aim at some of the Family Islands in The Bahamas. Catastrophic, category five Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica early Tuesday morning, leaving indescribable destruction and devastation in its wake. Currently […]
Update On Newborn Baby
A newborn baby was rescued from bushes on Marshall Road and taken to hospital on Monday. On Tuesday Officer In Charge of the Child Placement Unit, Ella Bain explained to ZNS News what may have prompted the mother to abandon her baby. She said, “maybe she felt inadequate, unable to prepare, not ready for this […]
Inaugural Civil Society Bahamas Land Forum and Geospatial Symposium
The University of The Bahamas, Nassau Campus, this weekend became the epicenter of a national transformation as the groundbreaking Geospatial Week 2025, concluded with the announcement of a comprehensive Action Plan that positions The Bahamas at the forefront of Sustainable Development and Land Reform in the Caribbean. The event was held in-person and online from […]
Bahamians Stuck In Jamaica
Several Bahamians did not make it out of Jamaica before monster storm Hurricane Melissa made landfall there. Pastor Diallo Ingraham of Eleuthera spoke to ZNS News from Montego Bay where he officiated a destination wedding over the weekend. Ingraham said, “I guess the consolation is that we are here with family members. We are here […]
