Our News Bahamas Podcast
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Saturday Mar 30, 2024
Saturday Mar 30, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 30TH, 2024.
Tonight's episode of "Our News," anchored by Megan Shepherd, focuses on the continuing outpouring of condolences and tributes following the tragic death of former MP Don Saunders, who is fatally shot in an attempted armed robbery. The community and political leaders share their memories and express their sorrow over the loss, highlighting Saunders's contributions to The Bahamas. Additionally, the episode covers the opening ceremony of the 37th CARIFTA Games, featuring a moment of silence for Saunders, and discusses the expected influx of travelers at Lynden Pindling International Airport during the Easter weekend, emphasizing the airport's preparedness for the holiday rush.
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Friday Mar 29, 2024
Friday Mar 29, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 29TH, 2024.
In tonight's episode of "Our News," anchored by Megan Shepherd, the broadcast covered the somber aftermath of the murder of Don Saunders, former Tall Pines MP and Deputy Chairman of the Free National Movement, who was gunned down in Western New Providence. The news included scenes from a vigil held by FNM members and supporters, offering prayers and reflecting on Saunders's impact on the community and the party. Additionally, the segment featured former House Speaker Halton Moultrie, reflecting on his professional relationship and the legislative initiatives he pursued with Saunders during their time in the House of Assembly.
The episode also touched on the national and community reactions to the tragic event, underscoring the shock and mourning process within the political landscape and among the citizens. Further coverage included perspectives on Saunders's contributions to parliamentary proceedings and the broader implications of his loss on the political and community fabric of the Bahamas.
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Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Wednesday Mar 27, 2024
Wednesday Mar 27, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 27TH, 2024.
In the first half-hour of "Our News" at 7:00, anchored by Marlena Leonard, the episode highlighted the situation of convicted murderer Kofi Goodman, who is serving a 55-year sentence for the murder of 11-year-old Marco Archer in 2011. Goodman claims his constitutional rights were violated as he was denied immediate medical care after being shot in prison and did not receive adequate care for an eye injury. Additionally, the program covered the efforts of Defense Force patrols to address the influx of Haitian migrants trying to escape violence in their homeland, with detailed insights into the procedures and challenges faced during these operations.
The second half-hour, hosted by Italia Hall at 7:30, focused on a range of topics, including a $75 million cocaine bust on Inagua and a serious armed robbery incident at a local food store. The segment also featured preparations for the expected surge of travelers at Lynden Pindling International Airport during the Easter holiday. Furthermore, a report on a school principal charged with indecent assault was presented, alongside a discussion about taxi drivers' concerns in downtown Nassau and the opening of a Grand Bahama Port Authority satellite office in New Providence, aiming to foster investments in Freeport.
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Tuesday Mar 26, 2024
Tuesday Mar 26, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 26TH, 2024.
In the first half-hour of Our News at 7:00, anchored by Marlena Leonard, the episode opened with an armed robbery at Quality Supermarket on Cable Beach, which left staff and customers in shock. Assistant store manager Yolanda Dorcely described the event, noting that no one was hurt and the business was quick to resume operations, although shaken. Additionally, the episode covered a tragic accident in Andros that resulted in three deaths, a rising death toll that underscores ongoing concerns about road safety in the region.
In Our News at 7:30, anchored by Italia Hall, we focus on a major $75 million cocaine bust on the island of Inagua. A Brazilian man in his late 30s was arrested in connection with the seizure. The segment also highlighted a daylight armed robbery at a local food store on Cable Beach, further discussing the community's reaction and police response to these crimes. Furthermore, the broadcast touched on preparations at the Lynden Pindling International Airport for the expected influx of travelers during the Easter holiday weekend, emphasizing the importance of timely arrivals for flights amidst the busy period.
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Monday Mar 25, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 24TH, 2024.
In tonight's episode of "Our News Weekend," anchored by Megan Shepherd, the broadcast opened with a tragic boating accident off the coast of Exuma, resulting in the death of a female visitor and serious injuries to a male companion, presumed to be her husband. The couple was reportedly in a small dinghy when they collided with a larger vessel near Staniel Cay. The episode also touched on a shooting incident in the Kennedy subdivision area, where two males were shot, one fatally, in a daylight attack by a lone gunman.
The program then shifted to a more positive note, highlighting the Bahamas' tourism sector's success, with high hotel occupancy levels and increased visitor arrivals compared to the previous year. This boom in tourism is seen as a significant contributor to job creation and entrepreneurial opportunities for Bahamians. Additionally, the episode covered the upcoming construction of a new airport on Long Island, set to boost the island's connectivity and economic prospects, along with the celebrations of Palm Sunday, marking the beginning of Holy Week for Christians across the Bahamas.
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Saturday Mar 23, 2024
Saturday Mar 23, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 23RD, 2024.
In the latest episode of "Our News Weekend," anchored by Megan Shepherd, Prime Minister Philip Davis's official visit to Botswana was highlighted, where he emphasized strengthening bilateral ties through education, trade, and ecotourism. The visit, aiming to foster solidarity and friendship between the two nations, included signing a memorandum of understanding between Botswana's University of Agriculture and the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute. Additionally, initiatives to facilitate Botswana's access to international markets and support Bahamian students with scholarships were discussed, marking a significant step in mutual cooperation and empowerment.
The episode also covered the aftermath of severe weekend weather affecting the Bahamian archipelago, including a family's ordeal after a tornado damaged their home. The report shared the Miller family's experience of waking up to their home severely damaged, underscoring the unpredictable nature of the weather system impacting the region. Additionally, localized flooding, power outages, and disruptions at airports on various islands were reported, illustrating the widespread impact of the adverse weather conditions across the Bahamas.
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Friday Mar 22, 2024
Thursday Mar 21, 2024
Thursday Mar 21, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 21st, 2024.
In the first half-hour of "Our News" anchored by Kendeno Knowles, the major highlight was the approval of a fare increase for taxi drivers after years of lobbying. This development came as a relief to many drivers, especially given the tough economic climate. In addition to this, there was coverage of a man's unsuccessful appeal against his murder conviction and an update on the New Providence Ecology Park's fifth anniversary, showcasing its progress and future plans.
The second half-hour, anchored by Italia Hall, shifted focus to the Unified Bus Drivers Union, expressing frustration over not receiving a fare increase similar to the taxi drivers. The segment also included a detailed report on the opposition's critique of the government's expenditure on the prime minister's new vehicle, juxtaposing it with the previous administration's spending. The program covered the ongoing debate about the National Insurance Board's rate hike and its implications on the Bahamian populace, highlighting the political tension and public concern surrounding these issues.
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