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Volume: 123 No. 171, Thursday, July 30, 2026
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PHA CHIEF: ‘WE WILL LEARN FROM TRAGEDY’ Hospital Authority: We won’t appeal Supreme Court newborn ruling By LYNAIRE MUNNINGS Tribune Staff Reporter lmunnings@tribunemedia.net THE Public Hospitals Authority will accept a Supreme Court finding that Princess Margaret Hospital’s failure to monitor a distressed unborn baby for 27 minutes caused her fatal injury, saying it will not appeal the ruling or challenge the damages awarded to the child’s mother. PHA managing director Aubynette Rolle said the
authority would not prolong the case or force Widline Guillaume’s family to relive the death of newborn Elizabeth Lundy, who died just over two hours after she was born on August 2, 2022. Ms Rolle said the authority would move forward and learn from the case to prevent a recurrence. Acting Justice Raynard Rigby, KC, found that PMH and consultant obstetrician Dr Agatha Foulkes-Mackey LEARN - SEE PAGE THREE
POLICE WARN DOG OWNERS TO SECURE PETS AFTER BIMINI ATTACK Glover-Rolle rejects claims of feud with MINISTER OF LABOUR AND PUBLIC SERVICE PIA GLOVER-ROLLE
By DENISE MAYCOCK Tribune Freeport Reporter dmaycock@tribunemedia.net PET owners could face criminal charges and civil liability if their dogs attack and injure someone, police warned yesterday as investigators continued probing the mauling of a nine-yearold American boy in Bimini.
Superintendent Nicolas Johnson, officer in charge of the Criminal Investigation Department in Grand Bahama, said one person is assisting police with the investigation, but declined to say whether charges are expected. The child, who was
Coleby-Davis over power outages By KEILE CAMPBELL Tribune Staff Rporter kcampbell@tribunemedia.net GOLDEN Gates MP Pia Glover-Rolle has rejected claims that her public demand for answers over prolonged electricity outages exposed a feud or tension between
her and Energy Minister JoBeth Coleby-Davis. Mrs Glover-Rolle had publicly pressed Bahamas Power and Light for answers after Golden Gates residents endured three days of unreliable electricity, including after they had been told service would be restored by 10pm on the second day.
Speaking at a recent Progressive Liberal Party Golden Gates branch meeting, she said she contacted Mrs Coleby-Davis around 1.36am while constituents were still without reliable power and after receiving distress calls from residents. GLOVER-ROLLE - SEE PAGE FOUR
PETS - SEE PAGE FIVE
MOM QUESTIONS POLICE SEARCH AFTER MISSING SON FOUND DEAD By EARYEL BOWLEG Tribune Staff Reporter ebowleg@tribunemedia.net
ANTONIO CARTWRIGHT
ON a rainy Sunday morning, Ingrid Francois drove her son Antonio Cartwright to work after the weather interrupted his usual skateboard commute, never imagining it would be the last time she would see him alive. Four days later, the
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27-year-old was found hanging from a tree in bushes near Hacio Point Close in a suspected suicide. Cartwright had been diagnosed with schizophrenia earlier this year and attended a medical appointment two days before his disappearance that left his mother deeply concerned about his treatment. SUICIDE - SEE PAGE THREE