NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources, Vaughn Miller giving reporters an update on last week's fuel spill in Exuma.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Ministry of Health has devised a strategy to administer pediatric doses of COVID-19 vaccines on school campuses.
Minister of Labour and Immigration Keith Bell confirming that two of the boat tragedy survivors' work permits will be canceled.
A prominent figure in the Haitian community calls on smugglers to have a conscience before risking the lives of countless individuals.
As the government continues monitoring the monkeypox outbreak, the health minister says homosexuals are among those at high-risk for contracting the disease.
A timeline has been set for paying verified independent contractors owed by the Public Parks and Public Beaches Authority.
Authorities report families are not coming forward to claim the bodies of those who lost their lives during the boating tragedy.
No additional bodies have been found following Sunday's boating tragedy that claimed the lives of 17 suspected illegal migrants.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Royal Bahamas Defence Force launching its exclusive Economic Zone Protection course at the Coral Harbour Base, Monday.
Senators debating an amendment to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, Monday.
