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Today in History: February 18
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – In 2007, Immigration Minister Shane Gibson resigned after photos emerged showing him with Anna Nicole Smith.
THE BAHAMAS – In 2007, Immigration Minister Shane Gibson resigned after photos emerged showing him with Anna Nicole Smith.
Gibson, who oversaw citizenship applications, was accused of fast-tracking Smith’s residency despite her not meeting the requirements. He denied any wrongdoing.
Then in 2016, Ormond Leon was sentenced to over 40 years in prison for murder.
Captured after a two-week manhunt, he was arrested at a home in Bushland off Fire Trail Road, having previously escaped from a police bus.
In 2020, The Bahamas was removed from the EU’s list of noncooperative tax jurisdictions after implementing reforms in tax governance and cooperation.
And in 2022, the 44th CARICOM meeting concluded after three days of high-level talks on food security, economic issues, climate change, and the crisis in Haiti.
Prime Minister Philip Davis chaired the meeting.
Bail Denied for Man Accused of March 29 Murder
Juvenile Charged with March 30 Murder
Taxi Tensions Flare at LPIA, Union Promises Push Back
FNM Chairman Tightlipped On Former PM’s Nomination
Bryan Clarke: “We Don’t Stop Working”
BPL CEO: We’re Working On Providing Reliable Electricity
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Court1 day agoWoman Ordered to Refund Ex-Husband Over $21K In Child Support
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Court9 hours agoJuvenile Charged with March 30 Murder
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Court1 day ago30-Year-Old Man’s Charges Upgraded to Murder
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Court2 days agoMan Accused of Killing Two Prisoners Preparing for First Murder Trial
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Court9 hours agoBail Denied for Man Accused of March 29 Murder
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Court2 days agoMan Sentenced to 20 Years for Killing Girlfriend in 2023
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International1 day agoChina Promises To Safeguard Its Own Interests
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International1 day agoFrance Calls For Suspension Of Investment In U.S. After Tariffs