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2020 Census campaign begins - with $5m price

THE Department of Statistics yesterday officially launched its multi-tiered 2020 Census publicity campaign. The census data collection is set to start May 4, 2020. Proposed as the country’s first electronic census and potentially the most expensive

Victim stabbed in nightclub parking lot

A MAN is in critical condition in hospital after he was stabbed during an argument at a nightclub parking lot Monday morning. According to police, shortly before 3am Monday, two men were in a parking lot on East Bay Street when they were approached b

Four sentenced over break-ins at schools

TWO men and two juveniles were sentenced to one year at the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services and the Simpson Penn Centre for Boys after admitting to either breaking into, stealing and/or dishonestly receiving merchandise from three private

Putting a new face on Over-the-Hill

MORE than 13,000 cubic yards of debris were removed from the Bain and Grants Town community during the first two days of the government’s Over-the-Hill clean-up campaign.The campaign began on Friday and ramped up its operation on Saturday. Some of th

Businesses scramble over disability deadline

NEARLY one month since the deadline passed for all buildings to be made easily accessible to persons with disabilities, the business community seems to be scrambling to comply with the law despite having nearly two years to do so.Speaking to The Trib

Search for wreckage goes on to find answers over crash

WHILE search and rescue efforts have ceased for those who died in last week’s Andros plane crash, search and recovery for parts of the downed Piper Aztec plane are continuing as authorities expand their search area in the hope of finding the parts that could help investigators determine what caused the crash.

PM orders probe over bridge exec’s contract

DAYS before the May 10 general election, the former Christie administration added an addendum to the contractual agreement of a high-ranking Bridge Authority executive outlining no fixed termination date and specifying there was to be no less than three years’ notice in the event of termination, The Tribune can reveal.

PLP: Changes to URCA board ‘unlawful’

PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Leader Philip “Brave” Davis characterised the Minnis administration’s changes to the board of the Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority as unlawful yesterday, arguing they infringe on the independence of the regulatory body.

Abandoned by the country of his birth

JEAN Rony Jean-Charles, the Bahamas-born man who, according to relatives, went “missing” after three months at the Carmichael Road Detention Centre, has been found in a North Haitian slum.

Three dead after bloody weekend of shootings

THREE men are dead and another is in hospital following four shooting incidents in separate locations in New Providence that took place over the weekend.

Minnis visit to Texas to drum up business

PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis left the country yesterday for visits to Austin and Houston, Texas.

Man shot dead by police after gun fired into crowd

AN armed man was shot dead by police in Abaco during a confrontation in the Central Pines area early Friday morning, police reported.

64-year-old Bimini man drowned near harbour

THE community of Bailey Town, Bimini, is saddened by the apparent drowning of 64-year-old William “Stinky” Stuart, who was well loved by everyone in the tiny, close-knit settlement.

Man detained after cocaine discovery

A 34-year-old Grand Bahama man was arrested at the Grand Bahama International Airport for allegedly trying to smuggle a quantity of dangerous drugs to the United States on Friday.ASP Terecita Pinder said the incident happened shortly before 5pm. She

Deputy PM: Audits will be beneficial in the long term

WHILE costs associated with audits launched in several government ministries and departments remain unclear, Deputy Prime Minister Peter Turnquest insisted that whatever is spent on this undertaking will ensure certain actions under the previous administration are revealed to the public.

Police identify man found dead in old City Market building

POLICE have identified the body of man found in the old City Market building as Derek Cartwright, age 54, of Anderson Street.

Man charged with Fox Hill murder

A 32-year-old man was arraigned on murder and drug-related charges in a Magistrate’s Court on Friday.

Three Ministry of Works employees, truck driver, plead guilty to stealing charges

THREE Ministry of Works employees and a self-employed truck driver pleaded guilty to stealing by reason of employment and were ordered to pay $5,372 in fines and compensation before they are released from prison.

Baha Mar lifeguard missing after purchasing boat

FRIENDS of a Baha Mar lifeguard who disappeared after purchasing a boat late last week are making a desperate appeal for assistance in his discovery.

AG hits back at UN presentation criticism

ATTORNEY General Carl Bethel yesterday denied criticisms of his presentation at the United Nations last week, characterizing backlash as “knee-jerk commentary” to erroneous news reporting and commentary.

Water and Sewerage Corporation employees charged with stealing fire hydrant

THREE employees at the Water and Sewerage Corporation accused of stealing a fire hydrant were arraigned in Magistrate's Court on Friday.

PM consoles families of plane crash victims

EVEN as they struggled with the sudden death of their loved ones, family of the six recent plane crash victims in Andros visited a government complex in North Andros Friday and were consoled and comforted by Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis and some of his parliamentary colleagues.

Officials end crashed plane search and rescue

OFFICIALS have ended their search and rescue for people on board the Piper Aztec plane that crashed as it headed to Nassau from South Andros on Wednesday.

VAT revenue behind this quarter

DEPUTY Prime Minister Peter Turnquest said while Value Added Tax revenue is behind this quarter, the government fully expects the economy to pick up resulting in better VAT results.

Woman dies after falling from cruise ship balcony

GRAND Bahama police are investigating the death of a woman who fell from the balcony of the Carnival Elation cruise ship early Friday morning.