Bell: We’re Trying to Avoid International Crisis
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Nine-hundred and 16 Illegal Haitian Migrants are expected to be repatriated by the end of the week. Immigration Minister Keith Bell says the government is doing its best to avoid a humanitarian crisis as more migrants are expected to arrive in the coming weeks.
Goombay Kids Season 3 Premiere At The Superplex
A star-studded affair at Fusion Superplex over the weekend as Our TV’s Goombay Kids hit the red carpet.…
Minnis To Step Aside At FNM Convention
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Free National Movement is eying late November for its convention. Party officials last night decided that Former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis will remain leader until a new one is chosen at the convention.
Pandemic Tops Agenda Of First Cabinet Meeting
Government expects emergency funding will be needed to assist in the fight of COVID-19, this as the Davis-led cabinet met with health officials today.
Families Clash As Freeport Man Charged With Murder
A 24-year-old Freeport man was charged with one count of murder and four counts of attempted murder in…
11 More Ministers Sworn In
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Eleven more Cabinet Ministers were sworn in today, pushing the Davis-led cabinet to nearly two-dozen ministers. Prime Minister Philip Davis defended the large cabinet.
9 Ministers Join Davis Administration
Nine Cabinet Ministers were sworn by Governor General Sir Cornelius A. Smith during a nearly two-hour-long ceremony at Baha Mar this afternoon.
Davis Sworn In As PM In Private Ceremony
Philip Davis was sworn in as the country's fifth Prime Minister during a private ceremony this afternoon at the office of the Governor General at one Montague Place.
DNA, COI React to Election Results
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Both the Democratic National Alliance and The Coalition of Independents walked away empty-handed last night as none of their candidates secured enough votes to win any seats in parliament. So, what's next for them?
History Made as 7 Women Elected to Parliament
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Progressive Liberal Party made history last night for more than one reason. All seven of the women representing the party will head to parliament.