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Our News Bahamas Podcast

Our News Bahamas

’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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26:55

PHA Marks Second Annual Pink Sunday — Sunday, October...

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2025/10/19

OUR NEWS — Sunday, October 19th, 2025 | Tonight, the Public Hospitals Authority marks its second annual Pink Sunday, honoring those impacted by breast cancer and seeking to raise $1 million for new mammogram machines. We also have highlights from the Ministry of Agriculture's second annual Aquarian Awards, celebrating the nation's top farmers and presenting $50,000 in prizes. Meanwhile, regional health and finance experts gather in The Bahamas for the Caribbean Conference on National Health

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27:16

FNM Leader Calls Shame on PM Davis Amid Union...

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2025/10/18

OUR NEWS — Saturday, October 18th, 2025 | Political tension ramps up as the Free National Movement leader calls out Prime Minister Davis for refusing to meet with union leaders following two days of public service protests over a delayed salary review. Despite the standoff, the Progressive Liberal Party is already gearing up for the next general election, with the Deputy Prime Minister confirming a forthcoming bi-election for Golden Isles. In health news, the Health Minister provides an update on

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58:47

PLP Ratifies 14 Candidates Ahead of General Election...

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2025/10/17

OUR NEWS — Friday, October 17th, 2025 | The Progressive Liberal Party unveiled its new lineup, ratifying 14 candidates tonight as the Prime Minister officially confirmed a forthcoming bi-election for the Golden Isles seat. Amid rising political tensions, the PM issued a sharp message to union leaders, warning them not to be used as political pawns while the long-awaited public service salary review standoff continues. We have the details on the new financial backing moving the Grand Bahama

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59:53

PLP Gearing Up for Candidate Ratification — Thursday,...

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2025/10/16

OUR NEWS — Thursday, October 16th, 2025 | Political heat is rising as the Progressive Liberal Party prepares to ratify its first 13 candidates tonight at a highly anticipated event, while the opposition FNM leader weighs in on a potential bi-election race. We also cover the tense public sector negotiations, where two education unions walked away satisfied after meeting with the Prime Minister, even as other union protests continued for a second day. Find out how the country’s economy is climbing

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59:59

Chaos Erupts at Parliament as PM Avoids Protesters —...

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2025/10/15

OUR NEWS — Wednesday, October 15th, 2025 | Tributes are pouring in tonight following the passing of Archbishop Drexel Gomez, a towering figure who was the only Bahamian ever elected Archbishop of the Province of the West Indies. Meanwhile, tensions flared outside the House of Assembly as angry public servants protested for the second week in a row, demanding answers from the Prime Minister regarding their long-delayed salary review. Also on the agenda, Parliament debates the new Data Protection

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58:31

Decorated Archbishop Drexel Gomez Passes Away —...

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2025/10/14

OUR NEWS — Tuesday, October 14th, 2025 | The Bahamas mourns the passing of the country's most decorated clergyman, Archbishop Drexel Gomez; we recap his legacy and outspoken stance on controversial issues. Meanwhile, a national strike threat looms as talks between the Prime Minister and the teachers' union president collapsed over a promised public service pay review. Also, residents in Pinewood Gardens share their frustrations after heavy weekend rains brought back the decades-long issue of severe

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24:02

PM Cancels Union Meeting Over Strike Threats —...

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2025/10/13

OUR NEWS — Monday, October 13th, 2025 | Prime Minister Philip Davis cancels a meeting with the Bahamas National Alliance of Trade Union Congress after what he calls threats of a national strike, even as union heads demand clarity on delayed salary adjustments and insist workers must be paid before Christmas. The Parliamentary Registration Department opens verification stations across the Bahamas tomorrow, giving voters a crucial opportunity to confirm their information ahead of the next election

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27:25

Decentralizing Mental Health Services — Sunday,...

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2025/10/12

OUR NEWS — Sunday, October 12th, 2025 | The Ministry of Health is working to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health by decentralizing services and expanding access across Bahamian communities, following a World Mental Health Day Symposium focused on strengthening care in times of crisis. Meanwhile, a former FNM executive is pledging his full support for the current PLP government's second term, stating his motivation is personal vengeance against his former party leaders. The National Junkanoo

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26:26

Clash Erupts at UB During Pride March — Saturday,...

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2025/10/11

OUR NEWS — Saturday, October 11th, 2025 | A tense confrontation erupts as members of Pride Bahamas conducting a human rights march are met by Christian protesters outside the University of the Bahamas, leading to a clash between the two groups this morning. Meanwhile, the St. Anne’s MP is raising serious questions tonight about the government's recent land surveyance ceremony in Fox Hill, expressing frustration that utility installation was not prioritized alongside the distribution of land titles

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54:26

Bastian Bids for PLP Nomination — Friday, October...

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2025/10/10

OUR NEWS — Friday, October 10th, 2025 | The race for the 2026 general election is officially heating up as Island Luck CEO Sebas Bastian makes his bid for the PLP’s Fort Charlotte nomination, even as a growing feud over Junkanoo parade control takes a sharp turn with the Culture Minister calling for an audit of the JCNP following claims of a potential million-dollar loss. Police have charged two Haitian men after a major joint operation uncovered nearly 1,000 pounds of cocaine, while dozens of

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57:47

Activist Questions Abaco Stability Claims — Thursday,...

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2025/10/09

OUR NEWS — Thursday, October 9th, 2025 | A major cultural showdown looms tonight as the Junkanoo Corporation of New Providence gives the government seven days to reverse its decision on parade management or risk seeing four separate Junkanoo parades on Bay Street this season. A prominent Haitian Bahamian activist is also pushing back forcefully on claims that Abaco's stability is being threatened by the ongoing immigration crisis. Police are investigating the suspected suicide of a young mother,

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60:18

Chaos Erupts in Rawson Square — Wednesday, October...

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2025/10/08

OUR NEWS — Wednesday, October 8th, 2025 | Chaos erupts in Rawson Square as hundreds of frustrated public servants, led by the Bahamas National Alliance of Trade Union Congress, clash with police during a massive protest overChaos erupts in Rawson Square as hundreds of frustrated public servants, led by the Bahamas National Alliance of Trade Union Congress, clash with police during a massive protest over delayed salary payments and promotions. The Prime Minister makes a swift public response as

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54:20

US Confirms First Ambassador to Bahamas in 15 Years —...

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2025/10/07

OUR NEWS — Tuesday, October 7th, 2025 | A new US Ambassador is confirmed for the Bahamas tonight, marking the first time in nearly 15 years the nation has hosted one, amid growing tensions over Chinese investment in the region. The Golden Isles seat remains a political hot topic following the death of MP Vaughn Miller, with three hopefuls publicly expressing interest as the Prime Minister encourages supporters to "stay alert" for a possible by-election or even an early general election. In Grand

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58:26

Multi-million dollar cocaine bust on Grand Bahama -...

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2025/10/06

Our News - Monday, October 6th, 2025 | Multi-million dollar cocaine bust on Grand Bahama----- Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

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26:10

Two Arrested After Massive Cat Island Cocaine Bust —...

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2025/10/05

OUR NEWS — Sunday, October 5th, 2025 | Tonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacksTonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacks of drugs. The Opposition Leader is putting pressure on the administration, questioning the government's preparedness and allocation of

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26:21

Unions Demand Action Over BTC Terminations —...

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2025/10/04

OUR NEWS — Saturday, October 4th, 2025 | A major labor crisis is brewing at the Bahamas Telecommunications Company as unions representing managers and line staff demand the immediate reinstatement of unlawfully terminated employees and call on the government to intervene before the company deteriorates further. After years of struggle, Pinewood residents finally get clarity on a $20 million infrastructure plan designed to eradicate vexing flooding issues that have plagued the community for decades

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55:33

Shocking Elderly Abuse Statistics Revealed — Friday,...

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2025/10/03

OUR NEWS — Friday, October 3rd, 2025 | Shocking first-time statistics detailing the extent of elderly abuse in the Bahamas are released tonight, covering everything from physical neglect to housing crises. Questions are growing surrounding the administration's budget surplus claims as cabinet ministers appear to backtrack the Prime Minister’s original announcement, while the nation prepares for its 12th bi-election in 50 years following the passing of Golden Isles MP Von Miller. In Junkanoo news, a

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56:05

Minister Clarifies Surplus Was Projection, Not Cash —...

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2025/10/02

OUR NEWS — Thursday, October 2nd, 2025 | The Economic Affairs Minister moves to clear the air tonight on government finances after the Prime Minister's reported $135 million surplus raised questions, clarifying that the figure was a year-end projection, not cash currently in the treasury. Meanwhile, the Free National Movement leader Michael Pintard calls for a general election instead of a costly by-election in Golden Isles following the passing of Minister Vaughn Miller. We bring you the latest

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58:48

Residents Still Stranded Days After Imelda Flooding...

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2025/10/01

OUR NEWS — Wednesday, October 1st, 2025 | Days after Tropical Storm Imelda, residents in West New Providence remain trapped in feet of water, as flood remediation efforts continue and officials set a 48-hour deadline to manage the situation, even as pump trucks overwhelm Saunders Beach. We bring you the emotional search for 16-year-old Deon Isaacs, who vanished 16 months ago, as his mother refuses to give up hope and insists police have abandoned the case. Plus, high drama surrounds this year's

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59:13

Post-Imelda Flood Waters Keep New Providence...

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2025/09/30

OUR NEWS — Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 | Flood waters continue to trap many New Providence residents in their homes tonight, days after Tropical Storm Imelda dumped heavy rain, forcing the government to deploy pumps and tour devastated communities like Pinewood Gardens. The Bahamas Union of Teachers sounds the alarm, revealing that educators are noticing a dramatic shift in student work, suggesting rampant use of AI tools like ChatGPT for homework assignments. We also bring you details on the

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