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The search continues for 10 missing Jamaicans
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade is still trying to determine the whereabouts of 10 Jamaicans who went missing after leaving t he Bahamas in an efforts to reach the United States .
Families urged to register rising kindergartners DURHAM - Durham Public Schools is urging families of rising kindergartners to register their children for the upcoming school year.
Can Jamaica afford CARICOM's trade inequity?
In 1983, the Bahamian government signed on to the Caribbean Community , but refused to sign on to the Common Market portion of the agreement.
The Bahamas: A model for unity?
The Bahamas is probably the best example of Black Unity to the rest of the African Diaspora anywhere on Earth.
Caribbean Cruise Line Bahamas Celebration Presents Bahamas Beaches
Caribbean Cruise Line offers a variety of articles to assist you with all your cruise needs in the Caribbean and the Bahamas in specific.
Regional leaders congratulate new Bahamas PM
Caribbean Community leaders have been extending their congratulations to new Bahamas Prime Minister Perry Christie, following his resounding victory in the general election on Monday.
Bahamas: Bloggers Comment on Election Results
The result of Monday's general elections in the Bahamas has given the country a new government: the Progressive Liberal Party , which previously occupied the opposition bench in Parliament, was voted into power in what bloggers are calling a "landslide" victory.
Ruling party faces close vote in Bahamas election
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Ruling party faces close vote in Bahamas election
Bahamians voted on Monday in national elections as Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham seeks to keep the ruling party in power in this sparsely populated island chain dependent on tourism and offshore banking.
Bahamas: Last Thoughts on Elections
Bahamians go the polls in the country's general election on Monday. With less than a week left before voting day, bloggers are posting their thoughts about their political choices.
Bahamians have begun voting for a new government under what is called the 'Advance Poll' system.