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
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
On May 12th, the Bahamian people will be called upon to choose A Team to manage the country for the
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 Calculus of Sovereignty A short essay by Miguel Taylor The Bahamas stands at the geographic crossroads of despair and
Politically I have been quiet for awhile. I watch in amazement at times how persons present information amended to their
18 February 2025 I feel the need to speak out on the subject of all the talk of the come
There are scores of what’s app groups on line. There are several thousand pages of PLP or anti PLP sites
9 June 2024 Public policy & Mr. Pintard The development of policy is serious business and a high privilege to
Grand Bahama: A Diamond in the Rough Grand Bahama can be described as a diamond in the rough, unpolished. The
Threats Of Harm Friday, 3rd February a line of human decency was crossed when news came that threats of harm
The Bahamas and Haiti In recent weeks things in The Republic of Haiti from a government standpoint seem rapidly deteriorating.
GOVERNING FOR BAHAMIANS There are encouraging signs that the present PLP government will go further than Mr. Christie’s in reversing
EDITOR, In all things we give God thanks, look where we are nine months later after Minnis called an early
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
Above politics, I have no doubt when I became Prime Minister, former Prime Minister Ingraham was proud of the son
A City Stuck In The Mud On Friday, the 4th of March, exasperated residents of Grand Bahama marched from a
The Ugly Portrait Prime Minister Hon. Philip Davis was excoriated by his Free National Movement opposition opponents for reporting the
(The Government of The Bahamas in the face of the declared policy that the country is open for business, stopped
Dear Editor. I’m very perplexed by the Former Prime Minister Hubert Minnis with his unusual behaviour as a sitting MP.
We present to you a letter to Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, on taking her country to republic
Commission Of Inquiry Prime Minister Philip (Brave) Davis weeks ago stood on the world stage at the Climate Change Conference
“If in the process of winning you have lost the respect of all of your competitors, you have won nothing”.
Four years after its start the unfinished Government Complex in Eight Mile Rock SQUANDERING an OPPORTUNITY Of A LIFETIME History
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
UBP Alive And Well In May 2017, a rebranded racist United Bahamian Party recreated itself fifty (50) years after being
PM, Dr. Minnis, after four years of your FNM’s government rule Bahamians have become the Tail and not the Head
EDITOR: Don’t believe for a minute the government’s transparent gimmick about now beginning to make the wealthy pay their fair
Tuesday 1 June 2021 at Lynden Pindling Centre Yesterday, I joined my friend Lisa Tammy Rahming, the PLP’s candidate for
(In this fascinating essay by Dr. Nicolette Bethel of the University of The Bahamas, she explains the chaos on our
Letter to the Editor by T’Sean Mott 2nd Vice Chairman Progressive Young Liberals. One of the Five Brave Men Dear
It’s da people’s fault! Dear Editor, From the start of their present term, there has been a pattern of the
On policing I don’t believe the police’s version—on hardly anything. I certainly don’t believe them on the killing of those
When leaders lack vision, poor people suffer. Today, as the government of The Bahamas celebrate the impending 1 July reopening
26 May 2020 Dear Editor, The prime minister announced on March 19, 2020 that he was invoking the provisions of