National Review
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Balancing Act
Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis has spent his initial weeks in office “managing expectations” and “dismissing” some who think they…
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Will Minnis hold on?
If Free National Movement (FNM) founding father Maurice Moore could have his way, the party would not hold a convention…
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Credibility gap
Weeks after Parliament was dissolved –eight months before a general election was constitutionally due – and with major legislative pledges…
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A solution in search of a problem
The guidelines recently proffered by the new press secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, our longtime colleague and…
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No time for payback
Today marks the start of a new session of the Bahamian Parliament, during which time the Davis administration will provide the…
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Grain of salt
The new leader of government business in the House of Assembly, Obie Wilchcombe, yesterday pledged that the Davis administration will…
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A new roadmap
The election of the Free National Movement (FNM) in 2017 meant the work of the non-partisan, multi-sectoral National Development Plan…
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A new pay day
We have often heard it said, and have said it many times in this space, that where one stands on…
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The tax cut gamble
Now that the Free National Movement (FNM) has been unceremoniously kicked out of office, and Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis has appointed…
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The deep, dark pit of delusion
Even as his tenuous grip on political leadership weakens further and the Free National Movement (FNM) prepares for a changing of…
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