Kerzner International Raises More than $650,000 for Bahamian Youth!

July 2, 2010 by admin  
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Nassau, Bahamas Paradise Island – One hundred and four players took part in the 10th Annual Duke of Edinburgh Charity Golf Tournament. The players, many of whom have been participating in the tournament for a number of years, hit Ocean Club Golf Course early Sunday morning (June 27th, 2010). With the help of major sponsors like Bahamas Food Services, Tyreflex Motors, SunTee, John Bull and British Airways; Kerzner International was able to donate $45,000.00 to the Governor General Youth Awards Program (GGYA)

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Kerzner International Raises More than $650,000 for Bahamian Youth!

(VIDEO) Remove tons of floating plastic debris in our Ocean with Project Kaisei

May 5, 2010 by admin  
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The Pepsi Refresh Project , a groundbreaking effort to foster innovation in social good, will award more than $20 million this year to fund great ideas that refresh the world. The program launched on January 13 and has already exceeded expectations by receiving the monthly limit of 1,000 submissions in less than seven days with at least one from each state in the U.S

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(VIDEO) Remove tons of floating plastic debris in our Ocean with Project Kaisei

Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort’s Buy 1 Get 1 Free Package, plus Free Companion Airfare makes traveling to The Bahamas more affordable than ever

March 10, 2010 by admin  
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Nassau, The Bahamas

Possible Commercial Tuna Netting in The Bahamas

February 20, 2010 by admin  
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Friends of the Environment seeks to keep its members and other interested parties aware of pertinent environmental issues happening in Abaco as well as throughout The Bahamas. To that end, we feel that the community should be aware of a possible business venture preparing to commercially net yellow fin tuna in Bahamian waters

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Possible Commercial Tuna Netting in The Bahamas