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IT has been expected – but the step to remove the travel health visa was taken yesterday, with it no longer being a requirement for travel from Sunday.
THE accusations surrounding Adrian Gibson MP have landed in a courtroom.
WE do not need to tell you that the price of gas has been going up, and up – and up.
TEACHERS ready for industrial action, nurses voting for industrial action – it looks like there are rocks ahead amid talk of the economy flowing again.
WE’VE ASKED it before in this column – but what on Earth is going on at BPL?
THE Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Michael Darville, sounded a cautious note as news broke yesterday of a suspected case of monkeypox in The Bahamas – but whether the case is confirmed or not, we should be prepared for the eventuality that the virus reaches our shores.
HE won’t win many friends in politics by saying it – but Myles Laroda is right to draw attention to the state of the National Insurance Board reserves.
BACK in October 2020 in this column, we wrote about a dispute between nurses and the Public Hospitals Authority.
THE domes bought to shelter residents temporarily left homeless by Hurricane Dorian have been a mess from the start.
BEFORE the election, much was made of a photograph provided by the Progressive Liberal Party of leader Philip “Brave” Davis being embraced by union leaders.
THE debut full Budget for Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis has arrived – and as ever with a Budget there is a lot to digest.
TODAY is a landmark day for the Davis administration – its first full Budget presentation.
“THERE are a lot of persons who missed.”
THE ongoing row over the role played by the National Food Distribution Task Force has been an unpleasant one.
FOR weeks now, there have been fairly regular power outages in New Providence – and as summer nears, there are obvious concerns about how well our power grid will cope when air conditioning gets cranked up to full.
IT IS a little more than six months since the climate summit in Glasgow that catapulted Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis briefly into the international spotlight.
TWO news stories on our front page today represent a collision of problem, and solution.
THE announcement of the buyer for the Grand Lucayan Resort has been long coming.
THERE appears to be a dangerous nonsense developing in the discussion over parliamentary disclosures.
THE announcement of a wave of cases of COVID-19 involving senior staff members at the Office of the Prime Minister comes amid a rising number of infections in the nation.
THERE was quite a startling admission from Environment Minister Vaughn Miller yesterday.
LAST month, an American tourist faced court in The Bahamas.
IT is Nurses Month this month – an event in Freeport marked the start of the series of events to honour the efforts of healthcare workers in The Bahamas.
HURRICANE Dorian was a monster. It bore down on Abaco and Grand Bahama and ripped the islands to pieces. The cost of the lives lost in the storm is immeasurable, there is no price you can put on a life. The damage, however, carried a financial toll, one that The Bahamas had to bear, even though there was a helping hand from others in the aftermath.
A COURT case in today’s Tribune raises interesting questions about the permit process in this country.