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Divers salvage plane parts from sea as search for missing pilot continues ↗

Divers salvage part of the wreckage believed to be from the plane that crashed between Exuma and Nassau on Sunday.

Aircraft parts found at sea by RBDF ↗

Parts believed to be from the aircraft which vanished on its way from Exuma to Nassau on Sunday have been recovered by the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.

Planned GB cruise terminal can flood in extreme storm ↗

TUC chief and union president honoured ↗

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) president and former head of the union representing Morton Salt line staff have been honoured by the umbrella union body with Lifetime Achievement Awards.

West End GB’s Prohibition Era history takes spotlight ↗

The Ministry of Tourism is inviting visitors to experience Grand Bahama’s flavours, stories and cultural traditions when the third annual West End Bootleggers & Seafood Festival returns on Saturday, November 28.

Minister proposes responsible councils gain more autonomy ↗

A CABINET minister last night proposed that local government councils, which demonstrate they can properly manage public funds and deliver on development priorities, should be given greater autonomy.

North Guana Cay nears 10 days without energy ↗

NORTH Guana Cay residents are approaching ten days without electricity after Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) diverted a replacement generator originally intended for the community to Man-O-War Cay.

Ministry boosts Bahamas’ boating competitiveness ↗

The Ministry of Tourism sought to boost The Bahamas’ competitiveness as a boating, yachting and private aviation destination through a ministerial-led delegation’s attendance at one of Florida’s top boat shows.

National sailing team takes on ISCA World Championships ↗

A TEAM of Bahamian sailors will take on the world this week, with the team warning rivals in the ISCA World Championships in St Croix that “The Bahamas coming!” thanks to support from the Friends of Exuma organisation.

UB Mingoes down Valkyrie to end three-game skid ↗

THE University of The Bahamas Mingoes women’s volleyball team snapped a three-game skid after they took down Valkyrie in three straight sets in the New Providence Volleyball Association (NPVA) action at the D.W. Davis Gym on Sunday.

Making a splash at the Youth Olympics ↗

DAKAR, Senegal — Swimmers Saleste Gibson and Christon Joseph competed in the 100m freestyle heats today at the Youth Olympic Games.

Judoka Xavion Johnson brings home the gold ↗

BAHAMIAN judoka Xavion Johnson stood above the competition in Florida, throwing down a statement on the international judo circuit by defeating the tournament’s top seed to capture gold in the men’s under-73kg division at the Florida Pan-American Cup.

The (gender-based) good food guide ↗

Eating together is one of the most bonding activities we do regularly with our partners. But if we’re in a heterosexual relationship, should we really be sharing all the same meals? While the foundations of a healthy diet are the same for everyone, a growing a

Foreign Affairs hosts 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Health Expo and Screening ↗

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Continuing the global fight against breast cancer, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted its Second Breast Cancer Awareness Health Expo and Screening at the Passport Office grounds, October 29, 2026 -- this year to the theme, ‘Passport to Ho

Ladies With Chapters inspires women to own their Stories at “Next Chapter with Shem Neilly” ↗

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Garden of Eden. October 31, 2026 — Ladies With Chapters brought women together for Next Chapter With Shem Neilly, an intimate gathering focused on owning their stories and stepping boldly into their next chapter.

Sister Sister salutes the strength,resilience and love of Bahamian women ↗

Against blue skies and turquoise waters, flowing pink fabric catches the breeze. At the centre of each portrait stands a woman whose life holds a story of courage, survival and hope.

Health and wellbeing of elderly central to Sip N Paint event ↗

Paintbrushes, conversation and camaraderie brought a colourful close to Older Persons Month as seniors gathered in strong numbers at the Department of Social Services Multipurpose Room for a Sip N Paint event.

Bored, not hungry: How to break the snacking habit ↗

You didn't want the drive-through meal. You were just tired of the long, dull commute, and now you're uncomfortably full.

Cartwright urges richer Commonwealth nations: "adopt" smaller states in push for women's equality ↗

ST. JOHN'S, Antigua and Barbuda – Wealthier Commonwealth countries should put their resources to work for women by helping smaller states expand access to financing, training and economic opportunities, Minister of Social Services Senator Barbara Cartwright to

‘You go girl!’ Lori serenaded by rap star Common at festival ↗

RAP star Common turned an evening at Jon Batiste’s Jazz Club into an unforgettable experience for Lori Edmonds Gregory when he serenaded her on stage during the Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival.

10232026 EDITION ↗

Friday, October 23rd, 2026

Bearer shares elimination aids Bahamas compliance ↗

THE GOVERNMENT is moving to close a gap in the Bahamas' corporate legislation that allows ownership of company shares to be transferred through physical certificates without the same formal registration required for ordinary registered shares.

Fox: No data sovereignty until power woes fixed ↗

AN OPPOSITION senator yesterday challenged the Government's data sovereignty ambitions, arguing that persistent electricity outages must be addressed before The Bahamas can realistically pursue an artificial intelligence (AI) economy.