Year: 2015

‘Make Drones Your Way’ Drones are becoming increasingly popular world wide among hobbyists as well as professionals. For Ambrose Cartwright, a 16-year-old 11th grade student at Bishop Michael Eldon High School Freeport, his interest in [Read More]

The College of the Bahamas chapter of Phi Beta Sigma promoted entrepreneurship as a career path for students on the campus of the largest tertiary institution on Tuesday November 17, 2015 at the Harry C. [Read More]

They don’t refer to themselves as CEO’s or owners, they’re ‘laborers’.  “A lot of people like to say that they’re the CEO of this or owner of that, I always say we’re the laborers, we [Read More]

  ‘Alarming’, is how certified fitness trainer and Outdoor Fitness founder Craig Walkine describes  findings by the World Health Organisation (WHO) which ranks The Bahamas as the 6th most obese country in the world, based [Read More]

The inner city communities are filled with potential; future doctors, lawyers, politicians, actors, businessmen, potential ‘world changers’ as Leonard Sands would call them. Sands describes himself as an inner city kid, one of the ‘corner [Read More]

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend you might want to head to the historic Buena Vista Estate, home to the John Watling’s Distillery and check out the ‘Tru Tru Bahamian Festival’. The [Read More]

“ Sip Something Special……….” The Lemonade Stand’s story is interesting and inspirational story in its own right. The Bahamian, family owned and operated juice bar, café and catering company began with an initial investment of [Read More]

If you operate a small businesses and you’re in need of some technical assistance, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) may be able to help. The Help Desk was officially launched on [Read More]