#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- PM Davis: Rick Fox sought PLP nom days before FNM ratification, Fox denies claim; stepdad acquitted of sex assault on mentally-challenged adult stepdaughter; rapist jailed for 10yrs in plea deal; Baha Mar breaks ground on new $700M project; Pintard: fmr PM Minnis “unwise” to run in general election; BAISS : SJC Giants and Kingsway Academy repeat as senior boys and senior girls champs, respectively; Securities Commission of The Bahamas warns against relationship investment scams on dating apps this Valentine’s season

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#MorningBlend on @guardianradio96. “In The News”- Slight dip in corruption perception score for Bahamas; reaction to our #MorningBlendBusiness interview with NHI Bahamas; second man cleared in car wash murder; tourist fined for bullets in bag; activist: weak enforcement fueling animal cruelty

The Government of The Bahamas is knowingly breaking its own laws by failing to appoint a Construction Contractors Board. Leonard Sands and Debby Deal with Bahamian Contractors' Association tell #MorningBlendBusiness on Guardian Radio 96.9FM they need the public’s help to ensure contractors are finally licensed and in compliance with the law.Sign the petition:https://www.bahamiancontractors.org/petition/

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#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- PM Davis to healthcare workers: “you can trust me”; Munroe: govt seeking funding for prison upgrades, hopes US will step up; accused child molester to face retrial, after mistrial declared as jury couldn't reach verdict; closing arguments in “slack” & “sloppy” car wash murder case; former PM Minnis to run as an independent in Killarney; Nicole Martin sworn in as senator; Bahamian Contractors Assoc. turns to petition to get contractors board appointed; govt. medium-term debt management strategy revealed; Queen's College Bahamas Comets win both junior titles in BAISS

Sen. Michela Barnett-Ellis - the The Free National Movement candidate for Killarney - talks with #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM about what’s shaping up to be a hot seat in the upcoming general election, as she’ll face off against former PM Dr. Hubert Minnis (the former FNM leader and the incumbent area representative has confirmed he’s running as an independent candidate).We also discuss the role of MPs and other national issues.

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#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Govt. defends hospital loan, Chinese Embassy also responds to US Ambassador’s comments; FNM raises concerns about voter registration; mystery as elderly couple found dead in home; robber jailed for 8yrs; arsonist apologizes to victims; PM doesn’t believe Bastian’s election chances will be hurt by Epstein files; BUT rejects salary proposal from govt.; noted lawyer Romona Farquharson Seymour dies

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#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM - “In The News”- Sebas Bastian and Adrian Fox deny Epstein file allegations and any association with #Epstein, Marvin Dames confirms he took informant to US Embassy, no comment yet from Flowers; Seymour resigns from Senate, Nicole Martin to replace her; IMF recommends govt look at “revenue-enhancing” measures including VAT rate increase, corporate and personal taxes; man accused of killing intruder gets bail; govt. signs $270k contract for Abaco clinic upgrades; Cat Islanders complain of poor phone service

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#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- New hospital to have 50-50 Bahamian/Chinese labour split during construction phase; govt. working on healthcare manpower shortages: 47 retired nurses brought back, 50 nurses from Ghana; man gets 25yrs for attempted murder

#MorningBlendBusiness on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “TOP STORIES”: Ride-share accident in GB highlighting need to revisit current rule prohibiting ride-share services and to properly regulate sector; SpaceX filing application for rocket booster landing in The Bahamas this month; Nat’l Energy Policy Implementation Plan to be developed within next 6 months; LNG to power base load production by year-end, savings to consumers to be felt within 18 months

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#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Smith walks back Grand Lucayan comments; “large quantity” of goods stolen in Customs warehouse break-in; strong reaction to CPSA Pres’ comments about PMH; Rick Fox among 12 ratified FNM candidates; gun in purse mom charged

Meteorologist Wayne Neely says 1933 was the most active Atlantic hurricane season in history (until 2005), with 20 systems. Neely, on #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM, says his new book, “The Great Bahamian Hurricanes of 1933”, outlines in detail the hurricanes that hit The Bahamas that season alone! The book is available at local book stores and on Amazon.

As they seek recruits for their next cohort (beginning next week), representatives from the National Training Agency ntabahamas.org - Dr Nicole Andrews, Executive Director; Ione Hepburn, Assistant Director; Andre Kelly, PR/Marketing Manager - outline on #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM how those ages 16-26 can benefit from the FREE program.

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#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- BPL meets with Bahamas Grid Company, claims it remains “committed to seamless working relationship”; mixed signals from PM and West GB MP on Grand Lucayan status; PM: no objection to fixed election date; serial trespasser/thief charged; Central Bank of The Bahamas: tourism kept economic growth close to 3% in 2025, commercial banks loaned more than $300M last year as domestic credit improved; BAISS: St. John’s places senior boys & girls teams infinals; primary and high school track & field nationals to be combined in April

DIRE STRAIGHTS: Dr. Charelle Lockhart, Pres., Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA), on #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM with an urgent warning to Bahamians:

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