Photo of The WeekCONFUSION INDEED: the facsimile of the National Review page of the Nassau Guardian. The Guardian even had an editorial on the same issue last week. The Tribune had its own version. The Government when it talks says that its doing a great job. Well we think not. But then again Prime Minister Hubert Minnis is a genius and we are all fools. Our photo of the week of the National Review of The Nassau Guardian describing on Wednesday 23rd October 2019, the decision to change command at the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in mid hurricane relief as a wave of confusion.
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The United States had a candidate in the race for a seat on the Inter American Commission on Human Rights. The candidate is a close friend of Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State. She is reviled by the Cuban government for her trenchant anti Cuban views, even though she herself is an emigre. She leads the right wing fight against the government of Cuba. She got elected on Friday 27 June 2025 at the meeting of the OAS in St John, Antigua.
How she got elected was another story.
The US pulled out all the stops, including sending its Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau to threaten the delegates with withdrawal from the OAS if their candidate did not win the election. It worked. She won with the highest number of votes.
That’s fine. She was going to win anyway.
What most countries do not understand these days is why in US foreign policy with countries that are their friends it always comes to threats for them to get a result that they want, when they get the result anyway. It just leaves a sour taste in everyone’s mouth.
These are the times, however.
The United States continues to be the biggest player in the hemisphere and in the world and with that role comes criticism of what they do. It comes with the territory. The response should not be petulance but rather constructive engagement.
Number of hits for the week ending Saturday 28 June 2025 up to midnight: 461,497;
Number of hits for the month of June up to Saturday 28 June 2025 up to midnight: 2,319,755;
Number of hits for the year 2025 up to Saturday 28 June 225 up to midnight: 8,411,503;
Fred Mitchell, Foreign Minister, was in St John’s, Antigua during the past week for the 55th Annual General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) from 25 to 26 June 2025. He spoke about the support of The Bahamas for the organization and asked that all nations continue to support it.
Remember they were supposed to roll out the names of all of their candidates for the next general election by 1 June 2025. The 1st June came and went and there was no announcement, just silence. They must have been busy. Anyway the 1st June 2025 came on the 26 June 2025, one month later and they still were not ready. They chose a stormy night for an outside event, outside their headquarters in Mackey Street. There they rolled out 17 candidates. The impact was like a dull thud. They hardly could fill the seats in front of their headquarters. They blamed the rain. The PLP had a regional meeting a few days before that and it was packed with people. The FNM was boasting that their rollout got more views on Facebook some 30k while the PLP’s Eastern Regional meeting got 25k. Dunno why they boasted about that. Facebook views don’t vote and the curiosity of PLPs tuning in helped to boost the number of views. So the boast was idle. Bottom line, the retreads like Ellsworth Johnson and Darren Henfield that they rolled out didn’t help them at all. Dr. Duane Sands was not amongst the number by the way. Neither was their Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright. Uh oh!
The PLP had a fantastic event, a show and tell, a dog and pony show on Monday 23 June 2025 at the Charles Carter Park. The Eastern Region of the PLP turned out with their troops in full force to present to the country their programmes for the next general election. It was a blue wave. The Prime Minister Philip Davis spoke frankly to the crowd and the country. He said that much of what was happening to thwart the government’s agenda was delay by the civil servants whose responsibility it was to carry out government orders. He said that files were being kept on desks and not moved along. He told the service to move the files. This became a mantra by the end of the week: move the files.
The Free National Movement and its Leader Michael Pintard is suffering from the disease of a motor mouth. Last month BPL made a huge foul up that incensed the government and the minister. They made a mistake in seeking to recover monies that were owed them as a result of a billing error made by them all in one chunk. The result was that the reductions that families saw in their bills the month before seemed to be eaten away by the new charges for the current month. Some bills went out before the government discovered the error. BPL’s management had been advised not to do so. They ignored it. They were instructed to reverse it, so that all those persons who got the higher bills should have a rebate coming to them. The Leader of the Opposition instead of welcoming the reversal was shouting to the rafters about an explanation for the rebate and higher charges. It’s gotten to the point where people just ignore his noises.
You could have fallen off your chair when reading the press last week as the doctor Duane Sands spoke out about the situation at the Rand Hospital in Freeport, where there were issues about the operating theatres. The Minister Dr. Michael Darville said he was well aware of the issues and was seeking urgent repairs. The comment about the Rand was not quite enough for Dr. Sands, a former Minister of Health. He went on to say that the reason that health care was in such critical trouble was the failure of the government to fully fund National Health Insurance. You think that fellow shouldn’t bite his tongue. He was the very one who led the doctors in their fight to stop National Health Insurance. Tooth and nail. Now he says health care is in trouble because it was not fully funded. You just can’t make this stuff up.
During the time that he was the Minister of Foreign Affairs he disgraced the office by being a toady for the superpower from the north. He had no policies of his own. His main policy was a vendetta against everyone who was perceived to be a supporter of the PLP. His governance was an exercise in cruelty and victimization. This from a former preacher. Now he has all the say. In the Senate last week, he was talking about the failure of the government’s legislation to affect crime, saying no prosecutions had taken place against gangs. He had nothing to say though about the failure of the FNM government period when he was a part of it. Oh by the way, he got the message that the people of Abaco don’t want him. So now he is sent to get a cut behind against Bacchus Rolle in South Beach in the next general election. So said the FNM when they launched their candidates for office on 26 June 2025 in Nassau.
The following statement was issued by Fred Mitchell, Chair of the PLP, in response to the roll out of FNM candidates on 26 June 2025:
26 June 2025
The wait was not worth it for the general Bahamian populace and nor staunch FNM supporters this Thursday evening, 26 June, during the Free National Movement’s Rollout of its first set of ratified candidates for the 2026 general elections.
FNM leader Michael Pintard has seemingly bullied the selection process and hand-picked a buggy load of recycled rejects and his divisive small clique of favourites.
Michael Pintard and the FNM can not be taken seriously.
If the noted comedian thinks leading one of the greatest little countries in the world is a child’s play, the people of the Bahamas are set to show him better at the polls.
The nation waited on an overdue and over hyped FNM Rollout that fell unimpressively flat.
Michael Pintard and his minions are far from ready to govern.
The Bahamian people will long remember the failed performance of the last FNM administration when Michael Pintard sat in the cabinet.
The Rollout spoke loud and clear – the FNM has gotten worse under Michael Pintard.
As for the PLP, we remain focused on the job we were elected to do – and while we have miles to go, the majority of Bahamians are better off today than they were four years ago.
The choice is clear – Prime Minister Davis and the PLP are working to create even more meaningful opportunities for Bahamians while Michael Pintard and his failed band of FNMs are shamelessly disorganized and desperate for power.
From left to right: Alfred Sears, Minister for Immigration and husband of Marion Bethel, Fred Mitchell, Foreign Minister, Marion Bethel newly elected Commissioner for the Inter American Human Rights Commission, Mikhail Bullard, who is Deputy at the OAS Bahamas Mission in Washington, D C and Ron Sands, Second Secretary at the mission. This was at the end of a celebratory dinner following Mrs. Bethel’s election at the OAS Annual General Meeting in St John’s, Antigua 27 June 2025
I was pleased to join Prime Minister Gaston Brown of Antigua and Barbuda with Secretary General Albert Ramdin at the opening of the OAS General Assembly in St John, capital of Antigua and Barbuda.
I was happy to present to the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of Akhepran Senior School’s Class of 2025 in Fox Hill two laptop computers. Well done Antio Simmons and Tanique Evans. I wish you well as you go forward. We were joined by the parents of the children and the founder of the school former Senator Jacinta Higgs.
Congratulations to my childhood friend from the Valley and Rector of St George Andrew Toppin and my constituent and Rector of St James Adelaide John Kigbiga. Both were installed Canons of the Christ Church Anglican Cathedral.
