# A 59-YEAR-OLD man died on Saturday when the car he was driving crashed into a utility pole in Eleuthera, a day after ...

# BAHAMIAN motorists must brace for gas prices to soar as high as $7.50 per gallon with effect from today, one petroleum ...

# Justice Renae McKay sentenced Javon Forbes, 27, to 39 years for murder, 25 years for rape and 20 years for burglary, to run ...

# “The number of discouraged workers declined to 2,135, a decrease of 505 persons (19.2%) compared with the fourth quarter of 2025. Discouraged workers are persons outside the labour force who are ...

# A BAHAMIAN economist is asserting the Government “got off easy” in Standard & Poor’s (S&P) latest analysis while warning the country could “be in for a bit of a hard landing” with the rating ...

# THE BAHAMAS Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) is urging the Government to focus on collecting revenue already on the books, tighten spending and improve fiscal transparency ...

# UNIONS representing Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) staff are pleading with the Government to regain majority ownership and save the carrier from “the claws of destruction” as it now seeks ...

# THE BAHAMAS Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) is pushing for expanded international shipping routes and greater trade diversification as the country seeks to reduce its ...

# A Bahamian investment vehicle allegedly sits at the head of a complex “money laundering web” used to misappropriate some $1.618bn in what has been branded as Brazil’s largest-ever banking scandal.

# A 58-YEAR-OLD man has been placed on probation for threatening to kill a woman and assaulting her at his Lakeview Road address in New Providence. # Glenroy Brown was charged with threatening Lerline ...

# Persons interested in attending the 2026 Exuma Business Outlook may contact Margaret Albury at The Counsellors at malbury@tclbahamas.com or telephone (242) 322-1000. Registration is also available ...

# THE national unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent in the first quarter of 2026, but the number of underemployed people rose by 11 percent, according to the Bahamas National Statistical Institute.