Two Leads: One Choice
– FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM FREEPORT Tuesday, May 12th, the Bahamian people will be called upon to make some bread
– FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM FREEPORT Tuesday, May 12th, the Bahamian people will be called upon to make some bread
The argument that the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) and the Free National Movement (FNM) are “the same” does not stand
ABAGAILCARTWRIGHT’S DEAN’S BLUE HOLE Last week, headlines on social media centered on disclosures from the Parliamentary Registration Department—reported in the
The Bahamas have a tradition of free and fair elections, open for the world to witness, inclusive of Observer missions
On May 12th, the Bahamian people will be called upon to choose A Team to manage the country for the
ABAGAIL CARTWRIGHT FROM DEAN’S BLUE HOLE Nomination Day has passed, and the national campaign is now in full swing. With
Beyond the Number: When Age Becomes a Distraction from Leadership The recent campaign ad by the FNM portraying Prime Minister
– REV KEITH RUSSELL ON THE PLP SIGNS IN GRAND BAHAMA We are living on a planet with a constantly
– ABIGAIL CARTWRIGHT FROM DEAN’S BLUE HOLE Every election season, a familiar narrative resurfaces: that visible progress—new clinics, upgraded airports,
– FELIX SANDS WRITES ABOUT THE GRAND BAHAMA PORT In the quiet of the late night, Tuesday, 31st March and
This letter first appeared in the Nassau Guardian Thursday 2 April 2026: For those with short memories, the last time
FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM FREEPORT Dr.Duane Sands, Chairman of the FNM, is on the public record saying “building two new
ABAGAIL CARTWRIGHT WRITES FROM DEAN’S BLUE HOLE I watched the FNM’s campaign launch last Saturday, and to be honest, it
Pocket Square in coat? The short answer is no. Although it might seem like an easy way to coordinate your
After abandoning their role as the maintainer of the city of Freeport, the Grand Bahama Port Authority now boasts about
Voters lining up to vote for what? ( file photo The Tribune) The Members of Parliament in this country will
An editorial in The Tribune mischaracterizing remarks by the Prime Minister Philip Davis on Venezuelan oil has to be answered
GOVERNING FOR BAHAMIANS There are encouraging signs that the present PLP government will go further than Mr. Christie’s in reversing
Father’s Day address at the pro cathedral of Christ the King 19 June 19: 2022. By Kelly. D Burrows. My
EDITOR, It is almost laughable to read the daily editorials, columnists and social commentators agonising about the need to address
EDITOR, The Tribune. Most Bahamians would agree that the Bahamas has made significant progress since becoming an independent country in
Dear Editor: A gentleman should remove his hat as he enters a building, including a restaurant, home, classroom, theatre, church.
A City Stuck In The Mud On Friday, the 4th of March, exasperated residents of Grand Bahama marched from a
( From What’s App 25 February 2022) The Central Bank is in need of new, visionary, caring and patriotic leadership.
The Ugly Portrait Prime Minister Hon. Philip Davis was excoriated by his Free National Movement opposition opponents for reporting the
Dear Editor. I must commend our Leader. The Honourable. Michael Pintard on setting the record straight in Tuesday’s Tribune 4th
So it was only a secret of the ruling class, the cleavage in the Free National Movement when it comes
(The Government of The Bahamas in the face of the declared policy that the country is open for business, stopped
A Pill Too Large To Swallow In September of this year, Dr. Hubert Minnis and the FNM was sent packing
3 December 2021 (The writer is the former Director of News at the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas—Editor) So yesterday,
Dear Editor. Today November the 27th, is a meaningful day, we got rid of the strangle hold that suffocated our
Dear Editor. I find it baffling, over the last few days, the Government saw fit to bestow the Honour of
Prime Minister Brave Davis and the New Day PLP Government has 59 months to turn The Bahamas upside down in
So someone reminded Hubert Minnis, the low life that is now the Leader of the Opposition, that it hardly lies
On utter nonsense The silly season is here again; and during this season we don’t only encounter the regular nonsense,
Johnny On The Spot Almost two years after hurricane Dorian damaged the Grand Bahama International Airport, and the forced purchase
This letter first appeared in The Nassau Guardian Dear Editor, Anyone who can’t see that it was the Bahamian people,
Black Sambo Commercials This past week, a supporter of the Free National Movement described the party as having lost its