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Increase in discouraged workers too high, labor minister says. As she touted the lowest unemployment rate in The Bahamas in 16 years, Minister of Labor and the Public Service Pia Glover-Rolle said yesterday the increase in the num….
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A decade needed for case backlog. Prime Minister Philip...
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A decade needed for case backlog. Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis said yesterday the number of accused murderers out on bail is “overwhelming”, adding that it would likely take almost a decade for those cases to move through the legal system.
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Lawmakers need to act on crime crisis, Bain says. Amid a spate of murders on New Providence, Reverend Harry Bain, dean and rector of Christ Church Cathedral, yesterday urged policymakers to act hastily to deal with what he believes is a “crime crisis” on the island.
Trade Commission: 25% jump in imports shows strength of economy. The deputy chairman of the Bahamas Trade Commission has hailed the 25 percent jump in imports in the second quarter of 2024 as an indication of the “strength of the current economy”.
Tourism officials say, as the entertainment and festival capital of The Bahamas, Grand Bahama is set to host the second annual Oktoberfest Beer and Barbecue this Saturday at the picturesque Freetown Heritage Site in East End and are promising….
Reclaiming narratives: addressing historic and climate debts. A recent study published in Nature Sustainability highlighted that by 2050, the United Kingdom (UK) could owe £6.2 trillion in climate reparations due to its disproportionate carbon emissions since 1960. This study, alongside the growing dema….
