#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- FNM leader Pintard sounds alarm on immigration corruption, but Nat’l Security Minister Munroe fires back; two Bahamians reportedly killed in Haiti in drug-related incident; Cat Isl. residents frustrated by power cuts; PM Davis: no campaign finance reform this term; PM rules out changes to Gaming Act to allow gaming operators to serve in Cabinet, welcomes Sebas Bastian’s interest in politics

#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Over 500 get national honours: slave Pompey Rolle named a national hero, athletes/police/politicians honoured; power outages in GB; Govt to sign agreement with China today for new hospital; Pintard questions govt spending

Now in its 30th year, the annual Peace on da Street #PeaceondaStreets Basketball Classic kicks off Monday, culminating in “Family Night” on July 20, featuring the always highly-anticipated “Clergy vs Politicians” game and more. Organizer Pastor Carlos Reid and Leonardo Lightbourne, MP, North Andros & Berry Islands, tell

#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Montel Heights and Masons Addition residents in shock following violence; police stop woman from jumping off bridge; man sentenced to 6yrs for deadly 2022 crime spree; man who kidnapped and repeatedly raped teen girl he tied to a tree in bushes appeals 20yr sentence; traffic diversions and closures for Independence Parade tonight; US visa costs to go up

As we celebrate the 52nd Anniversary of #Bahamas Independence, Historian Christopher Davis (Jan Kwaw II) @Shango242 discusses how we can learn from often-overlooked events in the country’s past to help navigate challenges in the present-day and future, on #MorningBlend on