DO YOU HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PAY TAXES?
There is a moral and a legal obligation to pay taxes. That comes about when you the citizen accept and
There is a moral and a legal obligation to pay taxes. That comes about when you the citizen accept and
The man in the red tennis shoes seems to show up like Paul Adderley would say: peripatetic, political jack in
Caricom heads are now meeting in Grenada for a couple of days. The meeting should have taken place at the
The PLP continues with the assessment of the work of its members of parliament at the midterm. Fred Mitchell reported
Sciatica is a painful and often debilitating condition of the nerves in the leg that lead back to the spine.
Dame Cynthia Pratt is to visit Botswana from 29 July to 3 August 2024. The state visit comes following the
Last week every damn fool who supports the idea of a cashless society should be doing penance this week, Because
The U S press is fascinating in the way they have given uneven coverage to Donald Trump who in the
London, England – Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis promoted The Bahamas as a premier destination for global partnerships and investments
Prime Minister Philip Davis was in London last week and while there his office announced that he would take the
The Office of the Prime Minister has announced that the Prime Minister Philip Davis will undergo surgery in Minneapolis, Minnesota
The BAAA and some citizens including the lady herself are angry that Lacarthea Cooper was not included in the Olympic
There are now 65 homicides in The Bahamas. Last week the number grew by four in two days. One of
On Thursday 11 July 2024, a series of excerpts in the media of an interview with the relatives of a
Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander The newspapers in our country have been engaged in a lot of publicity for the
Adrian Gibson, the Free National Movement’s MP for Long Island, should not be allowed to speak in the House of
Exuma with Chester Cooper MP and Mrs Cooper for Exuma and Ragged Is on Independence Day with Fred Mitchell at
Scenes by Calvin Brown Jr RBDF from the service honouring the life of Henry Milton Taylor, former Governor General and
From Th e Tribune: THE National Honours for 2024 have been announced – including the Order of National Hero being
Hurricane Beryl bore down on the West Indies and created havoc over the past week in Barbados, in Grenada and
Adrian White, the MP for St Ann’s and a Free National Movement member, cannot help himself. He is married to
When the House of Assembly met on Monday 1 July 2024, there was to be a healthy debate on two
On Thursday 4 July 2024, a troubling set of recordings were released in the public domain through social media in
The government, should we say the PLP, must be very careful with the public orchestration of the fight with the
Bahamian students insisted despite the evidence that it was not necessary that they be airlifted out of Kingston as Hurricane
Last week two things happened to coincide. One was the arrival of the first 400 hundred policemen from Kenya sponsored
On Wednesday 26 June 2024, The Times of London published a harsh assessment by the Church of England in a
The people of Eleuthera were without water for 16 days up to last week. The Water and Sewerage Corporation has
Thursday night 27 June 2024, they claim was a bad night for Joe Biden, President of the United States, who
Julian Assange, the Australian criminal, is now at home in his own bed as a result of a deal worked
There was a voice note published in the public domain by a Bahamian diplomat complaining about alleged acts of the
Hubert Ingraham was the FNM Prime Minister, who sold the telephone company on the grounds that this would help the
Keith Bell, the Housing Minister, caused a stir in the House and in the country with the news he disclosed
Last week the Free National Movement was in full-throated attack on the PLP’s new energy policy. Every day they were
It is interesting what catches the imagination of the Bahamian public. Last week, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a
We use this column for twofold purposes: offence against the FNM as it seeks to come back to power. They
Life is a bitch ain’t it sometimes. You get to shake your head and say how the mighty have fallen.
All week long the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard was trying to stretch out the debate so that he
The annual ritual of the Budget Debate in the House of Assembly is winding its way inexorably to the end.
From the Bahamas Information Services: June 13, 2024 Contribution by Minister of Energy and Transport, the Hon. JoBeth Coleby-Davis to