YES! BUT, NOT NOW – FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM FREEPORT
The antecedents of the Free National Movement could be summed up in four words, Yes! But, Not Now. This is
The antecedents of the Free National Movement could be summed up in four words, Yes! But, Not Now. This is
From Facebook: Silk Cafe is a favourite eating place of mine in Grand Bahama and they have now moved to
There was a time in Grand Bahama and in Freeport in particular, you could not stick a pin at Port
Facebook: I was pleased to be a part of the PLP’s team in Freeport for the annual Labour Day march.
Facebook: I was joined by supporters and the Deputy Chief Passport officer Jerreth Rolle at Christ the King Anglican Church
A campaign based on Gloom and Doom; praying for drought so the crops in the field will dry up and
The Bahamas have a tradition of free and fair elections, open for the world to witness, inclusive of Observer missions
As the country prepares for general election on May 12th, 2026, the Davis Administration must explain to the Bahamian voting
Campaign 2026 The Davis Administration will, more likely, suceed in the next general election soundly defeating the opposition FNM/COI. Make
The Grand Bahama Port Authority has reduced itself to a shadow of what it was. It is now only a
A leader who will not stand.The subdivision where the leader of the opposition lives is a subdivision known to the
Pintard and Thompson Chooses Opposition leader, Mr. Michael Pintard, and Mr. Kwasi Thompson are members of parliament for Marco City
WE MUST BUILD THE HOSPITAL Photo of PMH side entrance. The Bahamas General Hospital, a public facility, was built in
Fred Mitchell, the Chairman of the Progressive Liberal Party, makes an annual visit to Grand Bahama at the start of
The Calculus of Sovereignty A short essay by Miguel Taylor The Bahamas stands at the geographic crossroads of despair and
From Facebook: That’s Fr O J, the Roman Catholic priest, pastor at Mary Star of The Sea in Freeport, Grand
From Facebook: Ambassador Brian Seymour and me the Minister but before all that Diane Wildgoose and Rose Carson and McQuela
From Facebook: Forgive me for thinking I was in paradise this day with ambient air like air conditioning, clear blue
From Facebook: Mass at Ascension Anglican Church in Lucaya, Freeport, Grand Bahama with Archdeacon Hepburn, Sandra Mortimer Russell getting fever
The Calculus of Sovereignty A short essay by Miguel Taylor The Bahamas stands at the geographic crossroads of despair and
Last Sunday, an empty gesture of solidarity, tow MPS for the FNM showed up under the portico of the Grand
18 February 2025 I feel the need to speak out on the subject of all the talk of the come
From Facebook: Ginger Moxey, the Minister for Grand Bahama, joined Prime Minister Philip Davis and her colleagues Fred Mitchell MP,
Congratulations to the Foreign Ministry on staging Diplomatic Week in Freeport, Grand Bahama over the past week. It opened last
Fred Mitchell at the opening at the formal opening of Diplomatic Week in Freeport, Grand Bahama with Prime Minister Philip
Sunday 3 November 2024, that is today, marks the beginning of diplomatic week in The Bahamas. This is a time
Fred Mitchell with Paco Deal, Kurt Hollingsworth, Iram Lewis MP, Nevar Smith, Senators James Turner, Kirkland Russell and Kingsley Smith
23 August 2024
The Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard finally came out from under the rock where he was hiding and spoke
A letter was circulating on social media all last week and the week before in which allegations were made about
9 June 2024 Public policy & Mr. Pintard The development of policy is serious business and a high privilege to
Prime Minister Davis speaking to the Grand Bahama Chamber on Monday 6 May 2024 On the evening of 8 May
Roads unpaved Ramps unrepaired Broken sea walls
Two and a half years into the Government’s 2021 term, the Grand Bahama International Airport remains largely in a state
James Carey of the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce had some advice to the government which he proffered in the
Posted on Fred Mitchell’s Minute by Minute Facebook Page: One of my regular stops is to the Campbell family reunion
The winners of New Year’s Junkanoo in Freeport, the Platinum Knights with Fred Micthell and Ginger Moxey Fred Mitchell with