ANDREW BURROWS STORY OF FNM VICTIMIZATION
( This first appeared on Facebook) On 6 November 2017 I was victimized officially when I was seconded to a
Stalwart Councilor Bert Deveaux’s Funeral
Prime Minister Philip Davis with Fred Mitchell MP and Philip Smith former MP for Long Island Rum Cay and and
Mitchell Meeting Local Government Nominees
Fred Mitchell, Chairman of the PLP, with Senator Kirk Russell, Justin Smith, National Vice Chair Julian Sawyer, Assistant Secretary General
OLD PICTURES OF OUR FRIEND SIDNEY
Thanks to Oswald Brown for the reprint of this picture at one of the birthday parties of the late Percy
TRIB DISRESPECTING THE PRIME MINISTER’S WIFE
PLP Deputy Chair Robyn Lynes spoke for many when she published this facsimile of The Tribune’s front page of Friday
FLAGS AT HALF STAFF IN THE BAHAMAS FOR SIDNEY POITIER
Prime Minister Philip Davis announced on 7 January 2022 that flags will fly in The Bahamas at half staff until
PRIME MINISTER DAVIS’ TRIBUTE TO SIDNEY POITIER
With Fred Mitchell MP, then Deputy Prime Minister Philip Davis, Sidney Poitier in Beverly Hills at a special dinner thrown
KELLY BURROWS ON THE FNM LEADERSHIP
Dear Editor. I must commend our Leader. The Honourable. Michael Pintard on setting the record straight in Tuesday’s Tribune 4th
CENTRAL BANK OF THE BAHAMAS MADNESS
From the institution which is supposed to be [protecting the integrity of our banking system and currency and the consumers
PINTARD LAYS DOWN THE LAW FOR MINNIS
These are the words of the Leader of the Opposition Free National Movement as quoted by Rashad Rolle of The
THE FAMILY OF SIDNEY POITIER RESPONDS
“There are no words to convey the deep sense of loss and sadness we are feelingright now. We are so
SEAN MCWEENEY ON SIDNEY POITIER
Scene from No Way Out, with Richard Widmark. Ambassador Poitier’s first film banned from being shown in The Bahamas. Sir
SIDNEY POITIER DIES
Sir Milo Butler, Sir Sidney Poitier, Sir Lynden Pindling, Sir Kendal Isaacs on the day that the late actor received
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
SIDNEY POITIER: 19 February 1927 to 6 January 2022. Unquestionably the most renowned Bahamian ever. Here he is presented with