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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Friday Mar 01, 2024
Thursday Feb 29, 2024
Thursday Feb 29, 2024
OUR NEWS FEBRUARY 29TH, 2024.
In Our News at 7:00 broadcast, anchored by Kendeno Knowles, the focus is on the Inland Revenue Department's efforts to collect over $100 million in outstanding taxes to meet fiscal year targets. The department is adopting aggressive collection strategies after exhausting other means. The report also covers a trial where a witness admitted to lying to the police in a case involving Long Island MP Adrien Gibson, revealing the complexities of legal proceedings and issues within the water and sewage sector. Additionally, the Our News at 7 addresses the government's reallocation of funds from the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities, sparking outcry from advocacy groups about priorities and support for the disabled community.
In Our News at 7:30, anchored by Italia Hall, the broadcast delves into the impact of rising crime rates on the funeral industry, with directors expressing concerns over the emotional and logistical challenges they face due to increasing violence. The segment also highlights the National Congress of Trade Unions of the Bahamas' expansion, emphasizing the importance of solidarity and advocacy for workers' rights. Furthermore, the segment touches on preparations for the upcoming hurricane season, underscoring the importance of readiness in the face of unpredictable weather patterns. The broadcast concludes with a look at international headlines, offering viewers a comprehensive roundup of both local and global news.
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Wednesday Feb 28, 2024
Tuesday Feb 27, 2024
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Sunday Feb 25, 2024
Sunday Feb 25, 2024
OUR NEWS February 25TH, 2024.
In our latest episode of "Our News Weekend," anchored by Megan Shepherd, we delve into a series of grave and urgent issues that are deeply affecting our community, as well as the responses from both the government and the community aimed at tackling these challenges. Our report opens with the heart-wrenching story of a tragic early morning shooting incident that resulted in the death of a father and left his teenage daughter hospitalized as they were getting ready to attend church. This violent act shattered the peace of a quiet Sunday morning and is highlighted alongside another distressing event where a man lost his life in a fatal accident on Queen's Highway in Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera, after losing control of his motorcycle. These stories underscore the unpredictable and tragic events that continue to impact our community.
Shifting our focus, we also explore the efforts being made by the government and various community groups to address a range of societal issues. We discuss the financial difficulties facing state-owned enterprises, unveiling plans to enhance their governance and financial stability. Additionally, we spotlight community-led initiatives aimed at providing support and opportunities for the youth and those out of work, including a job fair in Centerville. These efforts, championed by members of parliament and community leaders, are dedicated to fostering employment opportunities and offering support to our communities. Through these segments, we reflect on the complex interplay of challenges and proactive measures being undertaken within our society, painting a picture of a community grappling with violence and tragedy, yet also moving towards recovery and improvement.
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Saturday Feb 24, 2024
Saturday Feb 24, 2024
OUR NEWS February 24TH, 2024.
In an Our News Weekend broadcast anchored by Megan Shepherd, viewers are brought up to speed on pressing Bahamian issues: the troubling increase in traffic fatalities due to speeding and distracted driving, proactive measures against marine poaching to safeguard marine life, advocacy for enhanced disability inclusion, and community-driven efforts to restore mangroves devastated by Hurricane Dorian. The program also shines a light on Bahamians making significant strides in marine ecology and science communication worldwide, delves into the unique challenges faced by women in science, and celebrates the essence of 242 Day in fostering national pride and cultural appreciation.
🚗 Traffic Safety: The Bahamas is facing a serious concern with the growing number of traffic fatalities, with speed often being a factor.
📱 Distracted Driving: The use of cell phones and not securing children properly in vehicles are significant issues contributing to road accidents.
🐠 Marine Protection: A significant downturn in foreign poaching activities within Bahamian waters has been reported, thanks to new initiatives and the bolstering of protection measures.
🌳 Mangrove Restoration: Community efforts in Grand Bahama aim to restore mangroves destroyed by Hurricane Dorian, highlighting the importance of mangroves in protecting against natural disasters.
♿ Disability Inclusion: Advocates are calling for more enforcement of the Persons with Disabilities Equal Opportunity Act passed in 2014, aiming for better inclusion and access for disabled individuals.
🏆 Recognition: Individuals contributing significantly to marine ecology and science communication are gaining international recognition, emphasizing the global importance of Bahamian environmental efforts.
👩🔬 Female Scientists: The challenges faced by women, especially black women in science, are highlighted, along with advice for those interested in marine careers.
🏝 Cultural Celebration: Our News Weekend touches on the celebration of 242 Day, promoting Bahamian patriotism and cultural pride.
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Friday Feb 23, 2024
Friday Feb 23, 2024
OUR NEWS February 23RD, 2024. For more visit ournews.bs.
Our News at 7:00, anchored by Kendeno Knowles, highlights a stern warning from Prime Minister Philip Davis to criminals, emphasizing the government's commitment to tracking and apprehending those involved in violent crimes, drug peddling, and illegal arms. The segment covers a range of pressing issues, including a 10-year sentence for a family friend on a molestation charge dating back to 2012, and local used car sellers' concerns over possible restrictions on car imports. The newscast provides an overview of government initiatives and societal issues, presenting a mix of criminal justice developments and economic concerns affecting the local community.
In Our News at 7:30, anchored by Italia Hall, the focus shifts to a legal trend where traffic police warn that thieves are increasingly targeting license plates, offering practical advice to victims of such crimes. This segment also covers the community's reaction to the Prime Minister's travel budget, now pegged at over $2 million, and the public's call for reallocating these funds to more pressing needs like healthcare and education. The newscast continues to address a variety of topics, including updates on infrastructure projects and community health concerns, providing viewers with a comprehensive look at current events and issues impacting the Bahamas.
Thursday Feb 22, 2024
Wednesday Feb 21, 2024
Our News Bahamas
Our News Bahamas, your trusted source for reliable and accurate news from the heart of The Bahamas. For over a quarter of a century, we have been dedicated to delivering fresh and insightful reporting to our viewers. Presented by REV Media, Our News Bahamas is your go-to nightly newscast from Nassau, The Bahamas.
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