The Davis administration says it will keep its pre-election promise of legislation to replace the Bahamas minimum wage with a livable wage.
Carnival Cruise Lines gifting $300 million dollars worth of projects in The Bahamas, to mark its 50th birthday today.
The Dorian Pledge Conference was nothing more than a publicity stunt, according to the Disaster Reconstruction Authority Executive Chairman.
Former State Minister for Disaster Preparedness Management and Reconstruction Pakeisia Parker-Edgecombe is hitting back at critics.
Two years after hurricane Dorian displaced thousands of Grand Bahama families, a mother wiped away her tears as she was presented with the keys to her...
Abaco could soon be back on top as a favored tourist destination, with the help of a telecommunications partner
When hurricane Dorian hit two years ago communication was back online in Abaco as Aliv's reestablish service in a matter of hours.
East Grand Bahama is making a tourism comeback, with optimism for the future, even as some communities recover from hurricane Dorian.
The University of The Bahamas North will be getting a second life as an environmental research center for local and international researchers.
Two years after hurricane Dorian Prime Minister Philip Davis is pledging to assist those survivors still living in domes, trailers, and tents.
