Four Bahamians receive Chinese Government Scholarships

Nassau, Bahamas – Four Bahamians have been given an opportunity to study in China starting this coming fall semester.

Education Minister announces 2010 BGCSE results

NASSAU, The Bahamas — Minister of Education the Hon. Desmond Bannister said he was “extremely pleased”

Bahamas: Something Fishy

By Janine Mendes-Franco Weblog Bahamas says that there is a “big issue” that needs to be solved in the local commercial fishing industry “before something horrible happens.”

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Bahamas: Something Fishy

Bahamas, Turks & Caicos: Political Future?

By Janine Mendes-Franco “The Turks & Caicos Islands…are politically and financially destitute, and no-one knows when or how they will be able to climb out of the hole”: Bahama Pundit 's Larry Smith wonders what's in store for their neighbour.

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Bahamas: Budget Perspectives

By Janine Mendes-Franco Larry Smith at Bahama Pundit examines “how [the country's] economic circumstances have evolved over the past decade.”

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Bahamas: Waiting on the Budget

By Janine Mendes-Franco “The Prime Minister has hinted at some austerity measures or belt tightening, but, on top of that we're told additional taxes are on the way”: Weblog Bahamas is waiting to see what the country's 2010-11 Budget, due to be presented today, will hold.

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Bahamas: Free Markets & the Environment

Bahama Pundit 's Larry Smith blogs about Earth Day and free market environmentalism.

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Bahamas: Free Markets & the Environment

Bahamas: Natural Energy?

Bahama Pundit 's Larry Smith wonders whether natural gas can solve the country's power problem.

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Bahamas: Staying Power?

Bahamian Nicolette Bethel questions the staying power of a Ministry of Tourism marketing campaign which commissioned 14 films from British filmmakers. Here's what peeves her: “It’s the idea that lies at the heart of the way in which the Bahamian government spends its money: ‘their output is likely to be perceived as more credible than material produced by Bahamians about their own country.'”

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Bahamas, Haiti: Birth Control

Sidney Sweeting at Weblog Bahamas shares his thoughts on birth control.

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