RT HON. FRANKLYN WALKINE IS BURIED

It was the sad duty of the nation’s leaders to pay a formal farewell to the late Rt. Hon Dr. Franklyn Walkine CMG, CB. Dr. Walkine served in the parliament of the country from 1989 to 1997.  He was

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10 JANUARY 2026 MAJORITY RULE DAY

The PLP will mark the date of Majority Rule Day at a service at Harvest Church on John F Kennedy Drive at 10 a.m. 12 January 2026, followed by a march to the PLP’s headquarters in Farrington Road at

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THE SITUATION IN CUBA

IN 1962, there was something that went down in history as the Cuban Missile Crisis. The drama was that the then Soviet Union, today Russia, was planting nuclear missiles in Cuba that the U S perceived

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A BAHAMIAN IN JAIL IN VENEZUELA

Last week, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas issued an advisory statement that indicated that Bahamians should not travel to Venezuela, given the hostilities in that country.  The statem

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THE GENERAL ELECTION LOOMS AHEAD

The year 2026 is the year that the constitution mandates that we hold a general election in this country. There has been no repeat government in the country for 30 years. The PLP is trying to accompli

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GRAND BAHAMA GROWING

The signs are there all around, there for all to see except the FNM politicians. Grand Bahama is growing and coming back from the dead of Hurricane Dorian. The stores are busy. The airport is busy. Th

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A WORD FROM ALFRED POITIER

31st December 2025 My last note before the new year wishes.   As far as I know in order to be Prime Minister of the Bahamas you must be Bahamian.   My concern is as a constitutiona

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GASTON BROWN RESPONDS FROM ANTIGUA

Gaston Brown, the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, at the best of times is a man who does not mince words. He was furious at the attack of  Kamla Persad Bissessar , the Prime Minister of Trinid

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CARICOM’S FATE

CARICOM, the regional political and economic union, is quite a success. It has come a long way since the four original countries Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica singed the treaty at Cha

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THE PARLIAMENT OPENS IN ST LUCIA

There are 15 members of the Parliament’s lower House in St Lucia, the Caribbean island nation.  The general election was held on 1 December 2025.  The results, the governing St Lucia Labour Party

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ACTS OF KINDNESS AND NOT MEANESS

On Monday 22 December 2025, the Fox Hill Branch of the PLP will hold its final meeting of the year on the Fox Hill Park. It will largely be a social affair.  But the larger theme is this.  Fred Mitc

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THE ANNUAL TURKEY AND HAM GIVEAWAYS

Fred Mitchell, the Foreign Minister, often tells the story of him as a would be politician and young man near the age of 22 or so talking to Lynden Pindling in his office and railing about the practic

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JUNKANOO IS A MUST FOR US

It appears that Junkanoo will go on as usual, despite the earlier kerfuffle about who would run the parade. The Government now appears firmly in charge.  There was a little ripple again when the Vall

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NASTY ADRIAN WHITE MP

In addition to the charge of racism, it appears that the country can now make the charge of homophobia against the MP for St Anne’s Adrian White. This is a man it appears that does not have any idea

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THE FNM HAD AN ASYLUM BILL

Attorney General Ryan Pinder shamed and embarrassed the FNM by showing the country that while they were making noise about protecting migrants and denouncing the anti-smuggling bill as a bill to prote

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PASSING A BILL FOR BAHAMAR

The Prime Minister Philip Davis moved a resolution in the House of Assembly on Thursday 4 December 2025 to facilitate a land swap that would allow the Government to give up two or so acres of land to

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THIS COUNTRY IS NOT FOR GEOPOLITICS

The Chinese Ambassador at a gift giving at the Demetrius Home for Seniors in Fox Hill on 5 December 2025  When Lynden Pindling spoke at the United Nations and committed himself to that body and that

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