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Ministry says it is working on solutions to CC Sweeting electricity woes (opens the original)
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After C.C. Sweeting Senior High School faculty members protested on Friday morning due to ongoing electrical supply challenges they said have affected school operations and posed safety threats, the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology said a solution is underway. Teachers and staff members bemoaned the state of electricity at the school, saying that the school has endured fires and explosions due to the ongoing issues, and some teachers have been advised not to use air-conditioning un
Govt launches Young Innovators Club (opens the original)
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A number of young business-minded Grand Bahamians will have the opportunity to hone skills in entrepreneurship, arts and heritage, maritime innovation, the environment, and technology, through the Ministry of Education, Science and Technologyâs newly-launched Young Innovators Club. The eight-week pilot program is backed by an Innovation Fund of $50,000, with participants between the ages of 15 and 25 competing for a first place prize of $25,000, second place prize of $15,000, and a third place
Lissa McCombe-Pinder elected president of Bahamas Humane Society (opens the original)
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Long time animal activist Kim Aranha has stepped down as president of the Bahamas Humane Society (BHS) and handed the torch over to Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights and Kindness (BAARK) affiliate Lissa McCombe-Pinder, as the animal shelter prepares to enter a new chapter. The decision to shift leadership was made on Wednesday night, and was not limited to the post of president, with BHS appointing new Vice President (VP) Annabeth Maura and Second Vice President Dr. Valentino Grant to replace p
Davis says govt is making strides in climate change (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday reiterated that The Bahamas is making strides to achieve its goal of becoming a leading force in the fight against climate change during his keynote address at a session in New York geared toward climate resilience. The session, âFrom Commitment to Implementation: The Bahamas Leading the Way on Article 6 and Blue Carbonâ was held in New York in conjunction with the government of The Bahamas and Catholic Relief Services, an international humanitarian agen
Jayden Sands is All Bahamas Merit Scholarship recipient (opens the original)
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St. Augustineâs College graduate Jayden Sands is the 2026 recipient of the All Bahamas Merit Scholarship, a prestigious award granted to the most academically and socially outstanding Bahamian student amongst a group of high-performing applicants. Sands, who is currently pursuing a degree in accounting and finance at St. Johnâs University in Minnesota, said that obtaining the scholarship was a surprise. âI know that there were many other established and intelligent applicants who were also
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