News and Information From The Bahamas

A reconstruction of the days leading up to the crash suggests a disorganized and confused effort to set up the filming of a video for Aaliyah.

The suicide attacks that reduced the World Trade Center and part of the Pentagon to rubble have also shaken economies throughout the Caribbean.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said on Thursday that the United States would not free millions of dollars in aid to the Haitian government until it curbs political violence.

SHIFTING FORTUNES New figures show how sharply the fortunes of the big airlines and their low-cost rivals have diverged since the industry's peak year of 2000. The discount carriers flew 20 percent more seats in May than four years earlier, according to a report by the Transportation Department's Office of Inspector General, while the network airlines capacity was down 16 percent. Reflecting the relentless pressure that low-cost carriers have kept on their bigger competitors, average air fares ...

Bahamians talk of decades of close brushes with hurricanes in which the worst blows have landed elsewhere.

Recently it was announced that The Bahamas would enter into the CARIFORUM/EPA trade arrangement by limiting its involvement to "goods only" in an attempt

Bank of The Bahamas International shareholders elect new directors NASSAU - Shareholders elected a new board of directors at the Bank of The Bahamas International

New Justice appointed to Bahamas Court of Appeal NASSAU - The Cabinet Office yesterday announced the appointment of Christo-pher Blackman, GCM, as a Resident