Bahamas: Time to Take Action Against Crime

As a missing child is found dead, Weblog Bahamas says: “I would call on Prime Minister Ingraham to not wait until next Monday to make a statement to the nation on crime.

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Bahamas: Time to Take Action Against Crime

Grand Bahama Power Company Customer Informational Evening

FREEPORT, Grand Bahama Island…..The Grand Bahama Power Company (GBPC) hosted a Customer Informational Evening last night in an effort to provide customers with a forum in which they could have their concerns addressed.

Caribbean: Bloggers Saddened by Wangari Mathai’s Death

Bloggers from Jamaica , Barbados and the Bahamas mourn the death of “The great African (Kenyan) environmentalist…and the first African woman to win the Nobel Prize, Wangari Maathai”. Written by Janine Mendes-Franco

Minister advocates ‘Appropriate Development’ to mitigate climate change impact

Nassau, The Bahamas –

Bahamas: Crime Fighting Issues

Bloggers discuss the challenges of crime fighting in the Bahamas. Written by Janine Mendes-Franco

Bahamian Teen Queen prepares to represent Caribbean region at international pageant

Yamease Swain gears up for Miss Teenager Beauty Pageant in Guatemala

Prime Minister Ingraham returns from meetings in Washinton

Nassau, Bahamas – Prime Minister the Rt.

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Grand Bahama Power Company to host Customer Informational Evening

Freeport, Bahamas – The Grand Bahama Power Company (GBPC) announced today that it will host a Customer Information Evening on Monday, September 26 th .

Bahamas: Chipping In to Fight Crime

“With murders at record levels this year it makes one sit up and take notice”: Weblog Bahamas ‘ Rick Lowe says that helping to fight crime is every one's duty. Written by Janine Mendes-Franco

Bahamas: Convicted Child Molester May Walk

“It is shocking to me that a judge in this country can sentence a man to freedom after a jury has found him guilty of a violent crime”: Womanish Words is demanding jail time for a twice-convicted child rapist, saying: “This family, this child, deserves justice.

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