Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis paid a courtesy call today on the Office of the Spouse of the Prime Minister at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Goodman's Bay Corporate Centre. 

Mrs. Patricia Minnis, wife of the Prime Minister, is pictured during this First Courtesy Call, as she welcomed the Prime Minister, along with Minister of Foreign Affairs the Hon. Darren Henfield, Permanent Secretary Jack Thompson, and members of staff. 

Prime Minister the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis, is set to officially open a Technical and Industrial High School Forum and Exhibition on Friday, April 5, 2019.

Harvest!  Vegetables have been cultivated at Gambier Primary School Garden as a project of Office of the Spouse -- Mrs. Patricia Minnis, wife of the Prime Minister.  Grade 6 students participated in the project which has produced bountiful beets, onions, tomatoes, sweet peppers, and broccoli.  Mrs. Minnis and School Principal Delores Forbes are pictured sharing in the enthusiasm of the recent harvest.  The next planting will be of melon and pumpkin, which the students will enjoy as appetizing dishes prepared by school lunch providers.  (Photos/Courtesy Ann Higgins)

Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Social Services and Urban Development, Michael Foulkes attended a National Commission for Persons with Disabilities Town Hall Meeting to discuss matters of concern to persons and non-governmental organizations associated with disability at the Ministry's offices on Tuesday evening, March 26. 

(BIS Photos/Kristaan Ingraham)...

Minister of Social Services and Urban Development, the Hon. Frankie A. Campbell met with senior executives of The Bahamas Conference of the Methodist Church (BCMC) Thursday (March 28, 2019) at the Ministry’s Headquarters, Aventura Plaza.

Child abuse can short circuit children’s ability to lead balanced, wholesome lives, and ultimately become productive members of society, Minister of Social Services and Urban Development, the Hon. Frankie A. Campbell said Wednesday.

Students from Iowa State University have visited The Bahamas for the past seven years during Spring Break for their Study Abroad Program.  During their recent visit to Nassau, the group of 15 students and two faculty members participated in various cultural experiences including the People-to-People Program.  One of the highlights was a courtesy call on Deputy Director General of Tourism and Aviation, Mr. Ellison 'Tommy' Thompson who shared with the students The Bahamas's most recent success in Tourism as well as the new marketing strategies...

Dancers in Grand Bahama took to the stage, at the start of the E. Clement Bethel National Arts Festival dance adjudications on the island March 27, 2019.  Students presented performances in modern, jazz, popular and international folk dances, to cheers and applause of the audience at Grand Lucayan Convention Centre -- adjudicated by Cultural Icon Lawrence Carroll. 

More than 500 entries are expected to take part in the Grand Bahama Festival in dance, drama, the visual arts, and music, until April 5...

Forty-eight outstanding teachers from public schools in New Providence and the Family are vying for the post of National Teacher of the Year.

Shervano Johnson, 25, centre, a resident of Pinewood in the heart of Nassau, gets words of encouragement from Royal Caribbean International President & CEO Michael Bayley, right, as the young man who began washing cars to earn money at age 13 prepares to ship out for a job aboard one of Royal Caribbean’s 26 innovative ships.