Royal Bahamas Police Force Issues Warning on Phishing Scams
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January 20, 2025
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Phishing: What It Is and How to Recognize It Phishing is one of the most common tactics used by cybercriminals to steal sensitive information. Recently, the Financial Crimes Branch of the Royal Bahamas Police Force issued an urgent alert about a phishing scam targeting local residents. Fraudsters are impersonating legitimate financial institutions and tricking individuals into revealing personal banking details. …
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The Bahamas January Murder Count: What the Numbers Reveal About Crime
The Bahamas Murder Rate: Comparing January 2024 and January 2025 The Bahamas murder rate has consistently been a topic of public concern, serving as an indicator of safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement. Between January 1 and January 13, 2024, the country recorded seven murders, a stark contrast to the one murder reported during the same period in 2025. …
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Unmasked: 3 Ways Naming the Official Could Destroy Bahamas-U.S. Relations
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January 10, 2025
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Unmasked: How Naming High-Ranking Officials Can Jeopardize Diplomatic Relations and National Credibility In late November 2024, a U.S. indictment involving high-ranking Bahamian law enforcement officials was unsealed, sending shockwaves through both nations. As of today, the identity of one particular high-ranking Bahamian government official remains concealed, fueling widespread speculation. This strategic decision to withhold their name may have profound implications …
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Why the 1967 Majority Rule Disrupted The Bahamas Forever
Majority Rule in The Bahamas: A Journey Toward Equality and Nationhood Majority rule, achieved on January 10, 1967, is a defining moment in Bahamian history that marked the triumph of democracy and equality over systemic racial and economic oppression. This pivotal event was the culmination of a long struggle led by key figures and political movements dedicated to ensuring that …
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VAT Mistakes The Bahamas Must Avoid to Ensure Economic Stability
VAT Reduction in The Bahamas: What It Means for You and the Economy Value Added Tax (VAT) has become a critical part of The Bahamas’ economy since its introduction in 2015. On January 8, 2025, Prime Minister Philip Davis announced a significant change: effective April 1st, the VAT rate on food sold in stores will drop from 10% to 5%. …
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Bribery Scandal: The Worst Allegations Against Michael Johnson Yet
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January 9, 2025
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Unpacking the Bribery Scandal Involving Former Chief Superintendent Michael Johnson The recent bribery scandal involving former Chief Superintendent of Police Michael Johnson, attorney Bjorn Ferguson, and Police Sergeant Deangelo Rolle has shocked the nation, shedding light on allegations of corruption at the highest levels of law enforcement. This scandal has drawn intense public scrutiny, given its connection to a $1.475 …
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Voice Note Scandal Shocks The Bahamas: The 5 Key Voice Notes That Set It All Off
Voice Note Scandal Rocks The Bahamas: A Turning Point for Police Integrity The voice note scandal that erupted in the summer of 2024 has left The Bahamas grappling with a crisis of trust in its police force. Chief Superintendent of Police Michael Johnson, whose involvement in the scandal sparked national outrage and raised serious concerns about police integrity, has now …
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Bahamas Shark Attack: 9th Deadliest Waters in the World!
Bahamas Shark Attack: Examining Causes, Effects, and Safety Measures The Bahamas is renowned for its turquoise waters, vibrant marine life, and thriving tourism industry, yet the specter of Bahamas shark attacks over the past five years has raised critical questions about water safety and the balance between shark conservation and public safety. This blog explores notable shark attack incidents, their …
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U.S. Ambassadors in The Bahamas: The Stories Behind the Diplomacy
Understanding the Role of a U.S. Ambassador and Its Impact on The Bahamas and the Caribbean Region Since establishing diplomatic relations in 1973, the United States has appointed several ambassadors to The Bahamas, each contributing to the bilateral relationship. But what exactly does a U.S. ambassador do, and how does this role differ from that of a Chargé d’Affaires? Additionally, …
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Battle for Junkanoo: Legal Disputes and Accusations Rock Bahamian Tradition!
Junkanoo Controversy: Tensions Between Government and JCNP Spark Cultural Concerns Junkanoo, a cornerstone of Bahamian cultural identity, has become the center of an intense dispute between the Junkanoo Corporation of New Providence (JCNP) and the Bahamian government. The conflict stems from the inclusion of “The Way Forward Valley Boys,” a splinter group from “The Valley Boys,” in the upcoming parade. …
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