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• Henfield advises Bahamians against traveling to Haiti
  Minister of Foreign Affairs Darren Henfield today advised Bahamians against traveling to Haiti amid widespread civil unrest over allegations of government corruption. The civil unrest in Haiti has also prompted the Bahamian government to close the Bahamian embassy in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince. Additionally, Bahamasair has suspended […] The post Henfield advises Bahamians against traveling to Haiti […]
• Ex-RBC workers accused of theft again
  Two former Royal Bank of Canada staff members are facing additional charges of theft from the institution. Police alleged that Travis Mackey, 36, of Faith Gardens, and Kenja King, who were both employed as business service representatives, stole $124,405.68 from RBC in 2016 by falsifying […] The post Ex-RBC workers accused of theft again appeared […]
• Jury returns lawful killing verdict in inquest
  The death of a man who shot and killed a rival in front of police before turning his gun on the officers was yesterday ruled a lawful killing. A coroner’s jury investigating the January 14, 2011 death of Rashad Colin Forbes, who also used the […] The post Jury returns lawful killing verdict in inquest […]
• Dames: Officer slap video appalling
  Calling the viral video of an officer slapping a person who identified himself as a tourist, “appalling”, Minister of National Security Marvin Dames assured yesterday that action will be taken following the results of an investigation into the matter. “I don’t want to prejudice the matter in any […] The post Dames: Officer slap video appalling appeared first […]
• Butler: Aviation review needed after crash
  SkyBahamas President and CEO Captain Randy Butler said yesterday that authorities must use the unfortunate plane crash of pilot Byron Ferguson on November 8 in waters off New Providence to take a review of the entire aviation system and implement new strategies moving forward. Authorities […] The post Butler: Aviation review needed after crash appeared […]
• Former minister: Minnis must follow through on crash probe
  Englerston MP Glenys Hanna-Martin said yesterday that Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis made the right decision to order a probe into the search and recuse efforts after a small plane crashed in waters off western New Providence more than a week ago. “As I’ve said, […] The post Former minister: Minnis must follow through on […]