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Scholarly analysis on the prevalence of Haitian stigmatization in The Bahamas, the relationship between religiosity and Bahamian gambling impulses, and the efficacy of corporal punishment in Bahamian schools, headline the 2020 edition of the University of The Bahamas’ (UB) premier scholarly publication.

The Royal Bahamas Defence Force salutes the first group of females to enlist in the organization 35 years ago. Under the leadership of Commodore Livingstone Leon Smith, this first woman entry was allowed to enlist on 28 October 1985. Following a group of former Police Marines who transferred, and a total of 17 all-male entries, the time had come to enlist women into the organization.

The Hon. Adrian Gibson, Executive Chairman, Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) addressed the 16th High-Level Forum for Caribbean Ministers responsible for water...

Update 211-Ministry of Health COVID-19-View/Download

Peter Nicholson, who owns several units at Grand Isle, said the closed hotel season prompted it to look at innovative ways to make the most of a property considered among the finest in the region, consistently earning top scores and plaudits on sites like TripAdvisor for its style, location and amenities.