Our News Bahamas Podcast

Tonight on Our News, a former cabinet minister ignites a fresh political debate by questioning a high-profile Senate snub that has left the official opposition facing new internal scrutiny. We bring you exclusive coverage as the US Ambassador addresses explosive allegations of an undercover DEA investigation involving a local politician, while former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis offers a candi...

Tonight on Our News, the Davis administration officially launches its second term with a historic opening of Parliament and a Speech from the Throne outlining a sweeping legislative agenda for the nation. We witness a milestone for women in governance as female leaders take the helm in both chambers, while a sudden constitutional conflict forces a high-profile shift in the newly formed Senate. Our...

Tonight on Our News, the Davis administration faces mounting criticism over the largest cabinet in Bahamian history as questions arise regarding government overspending and legislative independence. We investigate the Free National Movement’s demand for a Commission of Inquiry following explosive allegations from U.S. authorities linking a high-ranking politician to an international drug trafficki...

Tonight on Our News, Opposition Leader Michael Pintard sounds the alarm over explosive international drug trafficking allegations involving a Bahamian politician and mounting concerns regarding specific cabinet appointments. We dive into the final 2026 general election results, which reveal a historic breakthrough for women in governance despite a troubling trend in voter participation. As the new...

Tonight on Our News, the Davis administration's second term begins in earnest as the new cabinet takes their oaths of office ahead of this week’s historic opening of Parliament. We break down the major portfolio shifts for veteran ministers and sit down with some of the record-breaking nine women set to lead the country’s new legislative agenda. Our team also captures the viral pandemonium caused...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, 15 ministers are officially sworn into the new cabinet at Government House, but two appointments are already sparking an intense debate over their ties to the gaming industry. We revisit the Family Island stronghold that helped secure the Prime Minister's seat while international observers sound a major alarm over "troubling" record-low voter turnout. Our team also inv...

Tonight on Our News, the Davis administration's new cabinet officially begins to take shape as several ministers are sworn in at Government House following the PLP's recent election victory. We examine growing concerns from international observers and local advocacy groups over record-low voter turnout and the urgent calls for sweeping electoral reform. Our team is also on the scene of a gruesome...

Tonight on Our News, Prime Minister Philip Davis is officially sworn in for a historic second term while addressing major concerns over low voter turnout and election integrity. We provide a first look at the official findings from international observers on the 2026 general election and hear from a local political candidate who made the transition from the NBA to the campaign trail. Our team also...

Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party celebrates a historic second consecutive general election win as Prime Minister Philip Davis addresses a sea of supporters at Clifford Park. While international observers report a smooth voting process, tensions reach a boiling point in the capital as a chaotic recount begins in the highly contested Pinewood constituency following reports of irreg...

Tonight on Our News, the general election countdown enters its final hours as candidates make their last high-stakes appeals at massive "Code Red" rallies and community stops across the country. We investigate the truth behind rumors of a major union meeting turning into a political protest and bring you a first look at the new biometric voter cards set to modernize tomorrow’s polling process. Our...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, we are live from Clifford Park as the general election countdown enters its final 72 hours with both major parties making high-stakes appeals across the Family Islands. We investigate new concerns regarding the security of the election vault and the potential impact on voter confidence just days before the polls open. Our team also breaks down the intensifying three-wa...

Tonight on Our News, the country’s energy future takes a massive leap forward with a half-billion-dollar LNG agreement, while election tensions reach a boiling point over concerns about voter registration transparency just days before the polls. Former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham fires back at calls for his silence as he hits the campaign trail in Abaco, while the Bahamas Union of Teachers and...

Tonight on Our News, the government takes a major step toward acquiring the Grand Bahama Power Company as part of a new national energy strategy aimed at reducing costs for residents. With just days remaining until the General Election, the political landscape heats up as major parties clash over voter register integrity and national immigration records. We also dive into a new regional programme...

Tonight on Our News, the general election countdown reaches a fever pitch as the Free National Movement holds a massive "Code Red" rally in the capital while the Progressive Liberal Party continues its campaign sweep through the Family Islands. We bring you the latest on the high-stakes movement of advance poll ballot boxes following a night of chaos at police headquarters and mounting concerns ov...

Tonight on Our News, a historic $280 million energy deal is announced as the government moves to purchase the Grand Bahama Power Company to provide relief for struggling residents. With the general election just days away, political heat intensifies with major rallies sweeping across the islands while Bahamians weigh in on the government’s decision to hire high-profile international consultants. O...

Tonight on Our News, we are live from the Progressive Liberal Party’s high-energy "Rally for Progress" on Gladstone Road as the general election countdown enters its final eight days. The government defends its decision to hire high-profile political lobbyists for international representation, while airport authority employees celebrate a landmark $10 million industrial agreement. Our team also br...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, the political temperature rises as both major parties hit the campaign trail with high-energy rallies in Bimini and Grand Bahama just nine days before the general election. We take an in-depth look back at the recent advanced polling process to see how "unprecedented" turnout and long lines are shaping the expectations of the nation's youngest voters. Our broadcast als...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, a major US media report reveals the government has engaged high-profile Trump allies for lobbying work as diplomatic questions swirl regarding China's influence in the country. With just ten days until the general election, we track the intensifying campaign trails of both major parties as the FNM sweeps through the southern islands and the PLP rallies supporters in Sa...

Tonight on Our News, political tensions boil over as the Free National Movement labels Thursday’s advanced poll an "epic failure" following reports of intense delays and chaotic confrontations at polling stations. Prime Minister Philip Davis touts a major "vote of confidence" in the economy with a new international credit rating upgrade while celebrating the grand opening of a multi-million dollar...

Tonight on Our News, the nation’s advanced poll faces a major stress test as thousands of voters battle long lines, scorching heat, and registry confusion ahead of the general election. Three former prime ministers weigh in on the integrity of the electoral process while serious allegations of voter intimidation and improper conduct at the polls spark political tensions. We also investigate a fata...

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...

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 adminis...

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 fo...

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-pro...