Pakesia Parker-Edgecombe
Parliamentary Secretary of Information and Communication in the Office of the Prime Minister
Under the theme, ‘Inspired to excel in a time of change’ 46 students of Bahamas Institute of Business and Technology (BIBT) received their diplomas at the Grand Lucayan Ballroom on Sunday afternoon, concluding their tertiary education at the learning institution. Family, friends and well wishers assembled in the ballroom which was filled to capacity to…
Students participating in the Summer College Planning Workshop, Tuesday morning, learned that timing is everything for students preparing to make application to higher learning institutions, post their high school careers.
Carla Turnquest, President of College Ready Bahamas and Education USA Advisor told participants attending the Summer College Planning Workshop that students preparing to make application to higher learning institutions, post high school careers, must understand the importance of appropriate timing as it relates to deadlines and application submissions. Speaking to the students gathered at the…
Over 60 students between the ages of 11 through 14 participated in the Annual Bahamas Engineering and Technology Advancement (BETA) Summer Camp held last week at the Mary, Star of the Sea Catholic Academy (MSSCA) school grounds. A first for the island, co-founder and president of BETA, Trenicka Rolle, revealed that it was decided to…
DPM K. Peter Turnquest, assured the Smith’s Point sea wall will be competed, albeit by another contractor.
Smith’s Point residents had their questions answered regarding the construction delay of the sea wall in that quaint community, yesterday when they met Deputy Prime Minister K. Peter Turnquest, Member of Parliament for East GB at Outriggers Restaurant and Bar. Some 30 residents of the closely-knit community of Smith’s Point assembled on Sunday afternoon to…
