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- Sep 28, 2026
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FNM 'deeply concerned' about BACSWN deal (opens the original)
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Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard said yesterday that he is âdeeply concernedâ about the secrecy surrounding the governmentâs deal with the Bahamas Aviation, Climate and Severe Weather Network (BACSWN), which he said poses notable risks to The Bahamasâ aviation sector and the broader tourism economy. Pintard noted that Family Islanders who depend on smaller airplanes stand to be disproportionately impacted by the proposed flat overflight fee under the arrangement. âAs
Former FS worried that confusion around NIF could hurt country (opens the original)
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Former Financial Secretary Marlon Johnson said he is concerned that recent confusion surrounding the National Investment Fund (NIF) could impact The Bahamasâ international reputation. âWhat we donât want is for any of the credit rating agencies or our bondholders to see their confidence erode in government records and reports,â he said on Guardian Radioâs Strictly Speaking with Earl Johnson on Wednesday. While Minister of Finance Michael Halkitis said in May, during the budget communic
Govt exploring ocean thermal energy conversion (opens the original)
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The government of The Bahamas is exploring the development of an ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) facility to generate electricity, according to ocean thermal energy conversion technology firm Global OTE, a United Kingdom-based company, which said yesterday that it has been appointed lead technical partner for a feasibility study. âThe government of The Bahamas has requested this effort to provide an evidence base for a go or no-go decision on advancing OTEC toward project implementation
Landmark deal (opens the original)
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Royal Caribbean Group and Sandals yesterday announced a partnership in which the cruise company will invest $3 billion for a 50 percent stake in the all-inclusive resort brand, which has locations across the Caribbean including The Bahamas. Royal Caribbean said the transaction is expected to close early next year. Following the announcement, Royal Caribbeanâs stock price fell 12 percent. âClearly the market doesnât like this type of transaction,â Steven Wieczynski, an analyst at Stifel,
Abaco nurses call out sick for third day (opens the original)
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For a third straight day on Wednesday, nurses who work at Marsh Harbour Community Clinic called out sick due to persistent concerns over mold at that Abaco facility, Bahamas Nurses Union (BNU) President Muriel Lightbourn said. â... Iâm hoping that by the time they are feeling better, these situations will be resolved,â Lightbourn said. She said the islandâs 24-hour facility has suffered from insufficient staffing since Monday as a result of the issue. âWhen I went to the clinic Monday
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