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• PM: New Oban deal will be in best interest of Bahamians
  As negotiations between the government and Oban Energies got underway for an amended heads of agreement, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis insisted yesterday that the government will do what is in the best interest of The Bahamas. “We would still be doing and assessing what […] The post PM: New Oban deal will be in […]
• Man killed in Nassau Village
  A man was shot and killed in a business establishment on Taylor Street, Nassau Village early yesterday morning, according to police. Police reported that shortly after 12 a.m., a lone gunman forced his way into a business establishment and shot a man multiple times about the body before […] The post Man killed in Nassau Village appeared first […]
• Make Oban amendments public, Davis says
  The government should make public its proposed amendments to the Oban Energies heads of agreement, Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis said yesterday. “I would have thought that that they should be made public as soon as possible,” Davis said. “As I said […] The post Make Oban amendments public, Davis says appeared […]
• Minnis won’t say yet who’s been chosen as chief justice
  Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday confirmed that a decision has been made on a substantial chief justice appointment, but he refused to disclose who will fill the role. “We have decided,” he said. “I don’t think it’s appropriate at this particular time to announce it, […] The post Minnis won’t say yet who’s been chosen as […]
• Minnis says MPs not ‘outside of compliance’ on disclosures 
  Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said yesterday that no member of Parliament is “outside of compliance” regarding their declarations of assets and liabilities. His comments came after it was revealed that three MPs failed to meet the March 1 deadline for disclosures. “Three MPs would […] The post Minnis says MPs not ‘outside of compliance’ […]
• Sands: Govt closing shrinking bed shortage at PMH
  Minister of Health Dr. Duane Sands said yesterday that within the next four months, renovations to three wards in Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) will add an additional 50 to 60 bed spaces. “We just spoke to bringing back the Male Surgical Ward, [the] Children’s Ward and […] The post Sands: Govt closing shrinking bed shortage at […]