1st and 2nd Place Winners of the 12th Annual Bahamas National...
Winner of the 12th Annual Bahamas National Spelling Bee Competition Abeni Deveaux, an eighth grade student of St. Augustine's College is pictured on Sunday,...
Commonwealth Bank $3.3 million branch in the east soon open
<<< Commonwealth Branch in the east now under construction.
By Alexavia Dorsett
Nassau, The Bahamas - Commonwealth Bank Chairman T.B. Donaldson, CBE, stated that the opening...
New Providence Road Improvement Project on Schedule, says Coordinator
<<< Road paving works now underway.
Nassau, Bahamas – The contract for the New Providence Road Improvement Project (NPRIP) is on schedule and work is...
Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham pays respects to the late David Kelly
<<< Family members, friends and dignitaries gathered at Christ Church Cathedral to celebrate the life of David Kelly owner of Kelly's at the Mall...
Coco Nuts Bahama Grill Closes Because of LANDLORD JEALOUSLY!!!
Nassau, Bahamas: Two young Bahamians Erin and Eldin Ferguson, the owners of CoCo-Nuts Bahama Grill Ltd, held a press conference on Wednesday last week...
Sir Cecil Wallace-Whitfield, A WARRIOR FOR EVERY BAHAMIAN!
Today (Friday March 20th) Sir Cecil Wallace-Whitfield would have been 79 years old. Sir Cecil, the first leader of the Free National Movement died...
Residents ripped-off by BEC again…New Late Payment Fees Now Charged!
Nassau, Bahamas: As BEC consumers lined up at its head office in Big Pond, across the sound system played Ronnie Butler’s “You gat bad...
Residents shot back at John Marquis following Pindling Articles
<<< A recent photo of John Marquis, Managing Editor of the daily Toilet Paper.
Nassau, Bahamas: Residents shot back at Toilet Paper's Managing Editor John...
FirstCaribbean called in a $500,000 debt owed by CLICO (Bahamas)
By Stabroek staff | March 12, 2009 in Regional News
(Trinidad Express) NASSAU - FirstCaribbean International Bank has called in a nearly $500,000...
T&C Islanders share mix feelings over the suspension of the Constitution
After suggestions of an urgent suspension of the TCI’s constitution by Commissioner the Rt. Hon. Sir Robin Auld in his interim commission of inquiry...
Premier Michael Misick Responds to Commission Report
PNP officials released a statement in response to the interim report published by the Governor, which he made only several hours earlier.
BREAKING NEWS From Kerzner's Atlantis Managers Forced Home WITHOUT PAY FOR...
Paradise Island, Bahamas: Breaking news now coming into Bahamas Press from Atlantis Resorts today is confirming that managers at the resort have been advised...
Guyana President Deliveres Documents to Ingraham over CLICO
<<< Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham.
By Sharon Turner
Nassau, Bahamas – President of Guyana Bharrat Jagdeo has supplied documents to Prime Minister the Rt....
Bank of Bahamas Gives to COB…The STRONGEST Bank in The Bahamas!
<<<Mr. Paul McWeeney/Managing Director BOB
By Alex Dorsett, DP&A Media
Nassau, Bahamas: In the largest donation of its history, Bank of The Bahamas pledged $250,000...
Breaking New>>> Man fell to his death at Queen's Staircase
A man fell to his death this evening at the Queen's Staircase. Details are sketchy however reports coming to Bahamas Press says that the...
Commission of Inquiry Report on Misick Government SHOCKING!!!
Bahamas Press releases the full report of the Commission of Inquiry on the Misick Government in TCI. Report from Sir Robin Auld plus Draft...
Bethel and Sands Aided in Pedophile Berbile Escape Out of The...
Bahamas Press says that members of the WUTLESS MEDIA, The MINISTRY OF EDUCATION and the GESTAPO POLICE all have aided in the escape of...
Turks & Caicos Clico clients told “pay up or lose out”
<<< Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham (l) and Premier of Turks and Caicos Michael Misick
By Gemma Handy
DISTRAUGHT clients with bankrupt insurers CLICO are at...
Swiss to end secret bank accounts
URICH, Switzerland, March 14 (UPI) -- Switzerland is bowing to international pressure, agreeing to end its policy of allowing secretive banking, officials said.
The Times...