Our News Bahamas Podcast
’Our News,’ your daily one-hour passport to the latest updates and happenings. From breaking news to in-depth features, join us as we navigate through the headlines, providing you with a comprehensive view of the day’s events. Stay informed, stay connected – ’Our News’ is your trusted source for the pulse of The Bahamas, delivered every day. Visit https://www.ournews.bs for more Bahamas news any time.
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Wednesday Mar 20, 2024
Tuesday Mar 19, 2024
Tuesday Mar 19, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 19TH, 2024.
In Our News at 7:00 anchored by Kendeno Knowles, the focus is on the Davis Administration's purchase of a nearly $200,000 BMW, sparking controversy and criticism for perceived extravagance amid economic challenges faced by Bahamians. Additionally, a father was sentenced to 27 years in prison for sexually abusing his daughter, and the segment provides a behind-the-scenes look at the operations of emergency dispatch in the police force, shedding light on the vital processes involved in responding to 911 calls.
In Our News at 7:30 anchored by Italia Hall, we delve into the reactions surrounding the government's luxury car purchase, with residents expressing their dismay and concern over the allocation of public funds. We also cover the upcoming demolition of shanty towns in Eleuthera, featuring a town hall meeting where residents voiced their opinions on the issue. Concerns were raised about the immediate needs and future plans for the displaced residents following the demolition of these unregulated communities.
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Monday Mar 18, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 17TH, 2024.
In Our News Weekend anchored by Megan Shepherd, a panel discussion featuring current and former Chief Justices delves into the contentious issue of bail in the Bahamas, explaining the judicial rationale behind granting or denying bail, particularly in high crime contexts. The segment highlights the balance judges must strike between public outcry and the accused's fundamental rights. Additionally, the newscast covers former Tourism Minister Dionisio D'Aguilar's insights on the challenges of selling the Grand Lucayan Resort in Grand Bahama, amidst the island's economic evolution and infrastructural needs. The Prime Minister's upcoming official visit to Botswana is also featured, aiming to strengthen diplomatic ties and explore educational, economic, and trade opportunities.
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Saturday Mar 16, 2024
Saturday Mar 16, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 16TH, 2024.
In Our News Weekend anchored by Megan Shepherd, Prime Minister Philip Davis addressed the nation, highlighting The Bahamas' efforts to bolster its border security amid Haiti's escalating crisis. He detailed the deployment of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force, including vessels, aircraft, and personnel, to establish a blockade in the southern Bahamas, focusing on areas near Haiti. The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of international collaboration with the United States, the United Kingdom, and regional partners to share intelligence and align efforts. Additionally, the newscast covers ongoing road works and infrastructure projects across The Bahamas, aiming to align the country's infrastructure with international standards and improve safety and accessibility for residents and visitors.
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Friday Mar 15, 2024
Friday Mar 15, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 15TH, 2024.
In Our News Weekend anchored by Berthony McDermott, discussions revolved around Haiti's turmoil, with former Prime Minister Perry Christie addressing the Bahamas' potential troop deployment as a substantive measure beyond mere diplomacy. The program also explored the repercussions of the upcoming National Insurance rate hike on local businesses, stressing concerns about increased consumer prices. Marilyn Zonicle, a former diplomat, shared insights on resolving Haiti's crisis, highlighting the need for dialogue, leadership, and international cooperation, alongside local updates, including the detention of illegal migrants in The Bahamas.
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Thursday Mar 14, 2024
Thursday Mar 14, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 14TH, 2024.
In the first half-hour of "Our News at 7:00," anchored by Berthony McDermott, the focus was on the ongoing crisis in Haiti and the Davis Administration's stance on the repatriation of illegal Haitian migrants amidst the turmoil. The segment elaborated on how the administration plans to continue repatriations, ensuring migrants are sent to safer cities like Cape Haitian. The broadcast also covered the Free National Movement's perspective on the situation, highlighting concerns about the lack of information regarding the Bahamian government's plans and the call for clarity on the detention center's capacity. Additionally, the segment discussed the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs' ongoing efforts to demolish unregulated communities, extending their initiative to Eleuthera.
The second half-hour, "Our News at 7:30," anchored by Megan Shepherd, featured insights from former Prime Minister Perry Christie, who is part of CARICOM's eminent persons group, on the political future of Haiti following Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation. Christie highlighted the steps toward establishing a transitional government in Haiti and the potential regional impact of the Haitian crisis. The broadcast also included an interview with Marilyn Zonicle, a former Bahamian Ambassador, who shared her concerns about the situation in Haiti and the possibility of Haitians outnumbering Bahamians in the future, emphasizing the strategic importance of both nations and the role Bahamians can play in supporting Haitian skill development.
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Wednesday Mar 13, 2024
Wednesday Mar 13, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 13TH, 2024.
In Our News at 7:00, anchored by Jerome Sawyer, the show delves into the ongoing crisis in Haiti, focusing on the recent resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry and the uncertain future of the nation. Amid escalating gang violence and political instability, the broadcast explores the implications of Henry's resignation and the challenges facing the proposed transitional leadership in Haiti. Additionally, the newscast features an exclusive interview with Central Bank Governor John Rolle, discussing inflation trends in The Bahamas, and a historical feature on the Hannah estate in Acklins, revealing the family's significant contributions to Bahamian heritage.
Our News at 7:30, anchored by Italia Hall, continues the focus on Haiti's deepening crisis, featuring a conversation with a Grand Bahama pastor who provides a personal perspective on the dire situation in his homeland. The segment also includes commentary from former National Insurance Minister Shane Gibson on the government's decision to increase the NI contribution rate. Furthermore, the newscast highlights a story about female justices and magistrates visiting the Willie Mae Pratt Centre for Girls, showcasing their initiative to inspire change and provide support beyond their judicial roles. Lastly, the episode covers the historic influx of cruise ship passengers to Nassau, underscoring the tourism sector's significance to the Bahamian economy.
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Tuesday Mar 12, 2024
Tuesday Mar 12, 2024
OUR NEWS MARCH 12TH, 2024.
In Our News at 7:00 anchored by Jerome Sawyer, the focal point was the political turmoil in Haiti, where Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigned amid escalating gang violence and political pressure. The resignation follows a meeting in Jamaica where CARICOM, including The Bahamas, called for a swift transition to restore order and democracy in Haiti. The broadcast also covered a local murder investigation and featured a segment on delectable Bay in Acklins, highlighting the island's charm and potential for resurgence.
Our News at 7:30, anchored by Italia Hall, explores the ramifications of the Haitian Prime Minister's resignation, including local reactions and concerns about potential increased migration to The Bahamas. The segment featured interviews with Bahamian residents and a Haitian teacher, providing perspectives on the crisis. Additionally, the newscast covered a court case involving the arraignment of parents in connection to their child's death in The Bahamas and a mysterious death of an American woman on a cruise ship, with subsequent police investigations shedding light on these troubling incidents.
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Monday Mar 11, 2024
Our News Bahamas
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