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FNM slams gov't over fraud cases and other concerns - Wednesday, April 29th, 2026

FNM Fort Charlotte Candidate Raises Alarms Over Inaccuracies in Voters’ Register Just Days Before Advanced Poll — Tuesday, April 28th, 2026

Tonight on Our News, tensions flare just days before the advanced poll as a local candidate flags significant inaccuracies in the voters' register and the Parliamentary Registration Department addresses reports of a system glitch. The political heat intensifies with major rallies sweeping the capital, alongside mounting controversy over government relief spending and the status of a multi-million dollar crown land development project. We also have the latest on a series of court appearances for forged documents, a renewed protest by frustrated government workers at the Prime Minister’s doorstep, and a record-breaking historic performance by Bahamian athletes on the international stage. Watch the full broadcast for these stories, a look at the next generation of first responders, and your complete week-ahead weather forecast.
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Tensions Flare at Parliamentary Registration Department as Opposition Demands Release of Official Voters Register Ahead of Advanced Poll — Monday, April 27th, 2026

Tonight on Our News, tensions flare at the Parliamentary Registration Department as the opposition demands the release of the official voters register just days before the high-stakes advanced poll. We track the official rollout of new biometric voter cards across New Providence and bring you the Prime Minister’s sharp rebuttal to a series of controversial campaign billboards targeting his administration. The broadcast also features critical updates on a fatal weekend stabbing investigation and the court appearance of a man facing serious charges involving a minor. Watch the full report for these stories, a deep dive into the careers of the nation's political leaders, and a complete wrap-up of the 70th National Family Island Regatta.
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Tragedy Strikes Carmichael Road as 30-Year-Old Man is Fatally Stabbed Following Argument at Family Gathering — Sunday, April 26th, 2026

Tonight on Our News, a family gathering in the Carmichael Road area ends in tragedy following a fatal confrontation, and authorities intercept several individuals at a Family Island airport in a significant fraudulent document bust. As the country prepares for the upcoming advanced poll, we break down what voters need to know for Thursday and examine the Prime Minister’s sharp response to calls for international election observers. Our team also tours a newly upgraded community health hub and joins the celebrations for the opening of a state-of-the-art national sports academy. Watch the full broadcast for these stories, a look at Bahamian stardom in the WNBA, and your complete weather outlook for the week ahead.
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Off-Duty Police Officer Shoots Armed Robber During Attempted Heist in Carmichael Road Area — Saturday, April 25th, 2026

Tonight on Our News Weekend, a dangerous confrontation in the Carmichael Road area leaves a suspect hospitalized after an off-duty officer thwarts an attempted armed robbery. As the window for the high-stakes advanced poll officially closes, political tensions reach a boiling point over the role of international observers in the upcoming general election. We also bring you the latest on a high-profile airport arrest involving a foreign national and the launch of a new digital hub designed to connect local entrepreneurs to the global economy. Watch the full broadcast for these headlines, a major $260 million tourism announcement for Exuma, and your complete weekend sports and weather wrap-up.
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PLP Touts Zero Unemployment and Economic Growth During Berry Islands Campaign Rally — Friday, April 24th, 2026

Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party brings its campaign trail to the Berry Islands, highlighting economic growth and record employment claims as the general election draws near. We examine the push for transparency as the British High Commissioner signals a willingness to send independent election observers, alongside a deep dive into how viral social media trends are transforming the political landscape. The broadcast also provides urgent updates on a major firearms bust in Florida involving Bahamian nationals and the investigation into a deadly shooting near a popular Cable Beach resort. Watch the full report for these stories, a tribute to a titan of the business community, and your complete weekend weather forecast.
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PM Vows Tough Stance on Illegal Immigration and Shanty Towns During PLP Rally in Abaco — Thursday, April 23rd, 2026

Tonight on Our News, the campaign trail reaches a fever pitch as Prime Minister Philip Davis issues a firm warning on illegal immigration in Abaco, while FNM Leader Michael Pintard fires back in South Andros with tough questions about government spending and candidate disclosures. We dive into the growing uncertainty surrounding the status of the controversial Pike energy deal and break down the necessary adjustments for national exams ahead of the high-stakes May 12th general election. Our team also explores a new digital tool designed to help you battle the high cost of living at the grocery store and brings you the latest on a dramatic police recapture. Watch the full report for these stories, a unique look at the nation's first "sip and shop" experience, and your complete weekend weather outlook.
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COI Leader Seeks to Seal Court Records in $90,000 Legal Dispute — Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026

Tonight on Our News, a surprising legal move by a prominent political figure sparks a major debate over transparency while the PLP ramps up its campaign with a massive "Rally for Progress" in Abaco. We investigate the international controversy surrounding a new $285 million hospital project and break down the defense of government spending at the Public Parks and Beaches Authority. The broadcast also celebrates a historic public health victory for Bahamian families and explores the potential for a game-changing split in the upcoming general election. Tune in for the full report on these stories, exclusive interviews, and your complete weekend weather outlook.
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Labour Tensions and Union Unrest Poised to Shape Outcome of Upcoming General Election — Tuesday, April 21st, 2026

Tonight on Our News, we examine how simmering labor tensions and recent protests are set to influence the May 12th general election as the nation prepares for the high-stakes vote. We dive into the heated debate over international election observers following claims of fraudulent voter documents and investigate the mounting controversy surrounding a new $200 million specialty hospital in the capital. Our team also brings you the latest on potential mass layoffs at Morton Salt in Inagua and a disturbing discovery in Trinidad that has sparked a regional investigation. Tune in for the full report on these stories, a deep dive into the cost of living, and a critical weather warning for boaters across the archipelago.
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Opposition Leader Calls for International Election Observers Citing Concerns Over Voter Fraud and Registry Integrity — Monday, April 20th, 2026

Tonight on Our News, the push for international election observers intensifies as opposition leaders raise alarms over voter integrity ahead of the high-stakes May 12th general election. We investigate the mounting controversy surrounding a new multi-million dollar hospital project as international diplomatic concerns grow and former health officials critique the government's spending priorities. The broadcast also breaks down the eye-opening financial disclosures revealing dozens of millionaire candidates vying for your vote, while providing critical updates on a heartbreaking shooting that has shaken the local community. Tune in for the full report on these stories, an in-depth look at the immigration debate driving the campaign trail, and a record-breaking night for Bahamian stars in the world of sports.
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