ALLYSON GIBSON ON BAHAMAR
Questions prepared for The Tribune but released generally Q. Could you recount what it was like for you hearing Baha
Questions prepared for The Tribune but released generally Q. Could you recount what it was like for you hearing Baha
With one year behind us, the PLP should now begin to pivot. It looks as though the PLPs are finally
The residents of Johnson Estates which sits right at the back of where James Bain proposes to situate his new
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has told the government in its latest assessment that The Bahamas needs to find another
There is no doubt that the monarchy is an anachronism in these times. The fact of someone being born into
Last week the United States Government did something which was quite unwise. It opened its embassy in Jerusalem and moved
You have to ask yourself the question with a reported 50 per cent reject rate of students who seek a
There is no doubt that the Bahamian people were sold a pig in a poke last year when Hubert Minnis
9 May 2018 The following is the statement of the Hon Philip Davis MP QC who is the Leader of
From The Office Of Chairman of The Progressive Liberal Party On The Anniversary Of The Sinking of HMBS Flamingo 10
By the end of the week there had been so much screaming and objections by the business community that the
Speaking at the PLP’s No Lie Lasts Forever Rally on Wednesday 9th May, Fred Mitchell answered a press release issued
Former Senator Rose Hall King was buried in St Agnes Cemetery following a service at St Agnes Church in Grants
The MP Frederick McAlpine (FNM) said this to The Nassau Guardian 10 May: “The problem with our government, successive and
The FNM Government after having done nothing for one year but borrow 1.7 billion dollars, boast about how corrupt the
The Leader of the PLP Philip Davis announced at a public meeting in Freeport that he would return to Grand
Senator Fred Mitchell spoke on the deficiencies of the banking sector in The Bahamas when the Senate met to pass
Lord don’t stop The Carnival Carnival time is pure bacchanal Despite the Government’s lack of support, people voted with their
PHOTOS BY PETER RAMSAY OF THE BAHAMAS INFORMATION SERVICES Sir Arthur with oldest son Brendan and former Prime Minister
SCENES FROM THE 65TH ANNUAL NATIONAL REGATTA Elizabeth Harbour, Georgetown, Exuma 28 April 2018
At the Marathon PLP Branch Meeting On 23 April 2018 The Nassau Guardian in its story on Tuesday 24 April
Confusion is said to rein in The Bahamas about the fly fishing regulations. The press reports that the Cabinet is
A court order was obtained by the Attorneys for Frank Smith, the former Senator and former Chairman of the Public
(Tribune business Friday 27 April 2018) James Smith, the former Central Bank Governor and Minister State for Finance decried the
The PLP’s Leader Philip Davis led the PLP to vote against the so called Spy Bill which was brought by
A GUEST COMMENT ABOUT THE PRIME MINISTER Recently the media has released that the Prime Minister, the Hon. Hubert A.
M’Wale Rahming: Public Domain Pollster New Poll Numbers One-Year After FNM Takes Office April 2018 polling shows that since the
From The Office Of The Chairman Of The Progressive Liberal Party Responding to the Communication of Dr Duane Sands in
From The Office of the Chair of the Progressive Liberal Party On The Public Domain Polling Results For Immediate Release
This is a pretty picture of the little pre-school kids welcoming the Minister of Education Jeffery Lloyd to their school.
Minnis landing in Peru with protocol officer and Minister of Education in tow The hypocrisy continues with the FNM and
Statement from the Office Of The Leader of the Opposition On Peter Turnquest’s Attack On The Opposition Leader about the
THE POST OFFICE PROJECT: A REQUIEM OF PUBLIC WASTE COMMENTARY BY BRADLEY B. ROBERTS FORMER CABINET MINISTER AND MP 8
Photos by Peter Ramsay of the Bahamas Information Services The former Minister, Senator and MP Theresa Moxey was buried at
Just before this column was uploaded for the week, there was in circulation a message in response to the statement
Senator Fred Mitchell reviewing the remains of the late Senator, MP and Minister Theresa Moxey at the foyer of the
( reported in The Nassau Guardian 4 April 2018) “The reality is we are losing credibility with voters based on