September 21, 2021 The Electoral Observation Mission of the Organization of American States (OAS/EOM) present in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas for the General Elections of September 16, congratulates citizens…
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Bahamas Elections reflect will of the people: Preliminary Statement, CARICOM Election Observation Mission
September 21, 2021 The CARICOM Election Observation Mission to the General Elections in The Bahamas on Thursday has declared that the elections reflect the will of the people. The…
CARICOM Secretary-General congratulates the newly elected Prime Minister of The Bahamas
September 21, 2021 CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett has congratulated the newly elected Prime Minister of The Bahamas Mr Phillip Davis and his Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) on their resounding…
Justice must take its course on Haitian PM’s assassination allegations- If guilty, he must be punished!
By: Staff Writer September 17, 2021 Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has ordered the firing of the country’s top prosecutor, who was investigating the assassination of the late President Jovenel…
Outgoing Bahamas PM concedes before half of the votes counted in massive rejection on Election Day!
By: Staff Writer September 17, 2021 It was a sweeping landslide victory for the incoming Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) led by its leader Philip “Brave” Davis as they ousted the…
CMP Columnist details new book: Haiti is a microcosm of the world!
By: Staff Writer September 17, 2021 Caribbean literature is seeing a renaissance in this COVID-19 era as new and not so new authors are offering up gem after gem of…
Another earthquake rocks the Caribbean – Is oil drilling at fault?
By: Staff Writer September 14, 2021 Last week Thursday a 5.2 magnitude earthquake rocked the coast of St Vincent and the Grenadines, no deaths or injuries reported. The Trinidad-based Seismic…
“I Survived Dorian” Project Chronicles Survivors’ Stories and Impacts of Climate Change
September 14, 2021 Even now, the scars of Hurricane Dorian remain, but the stories of those who survived the monstrous, category 5 storm are giving clues about how to The…
Aruba: Authorities end COVID-19-related curfew as of Sept. 9 / update 31
September 14, 2021 As of Sept. 9, authorities in Aruba have eased certain business restrictions and lifted a previously imposed nightly curfew due to decreases in COVID-19 infections. Travel requirements remain…
New BLACK Activewear collection puts BVI designer in “whirlwind”
By: Staff Writer September 10, 2021 A British Virgin Islands fashion designer has been on a “whirlwind” experience delivering her new Activewear line “BLACK,” despite the pandemic. Kristin Frazer, lead…
First ever Africa/CARICOM summit hits at European neglect- More linkages being sought!
By: Staff Writer September 10, 2021 The inaugural Africa/CARICOM summit held on September 7 called out European nations for their neglect of both regions as Caribbean leaders called for deepening…
Author Releases Bahama Edu-Fun Books Series For Youngsters
September 10, 2021 “Children often learn by doing, and they primarily do what they see,” says Mrs. Teri M. Bethel, the author of a newly released children’s book series, Bahama…
