National Review
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In pursuit of relevance
In the post-Minnis era, the Free National Movement (FNM), as expected, is having a torturous climb, but even that is…
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What’s the deal?
Against the stringent opposition of the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) and concerns expressed by many, including National Review, the Minnis administration…
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One year on
From a political standpoint, the most significant achievement of Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis and his administration has been to…
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In the Dark
The House of Assembly has been adjourned to September 14 as members of Parliament have gone on their traditional summer…
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Sowing division
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ appeal last week for Bahamians to “work together” to achieve a “common, loftier goal” was laughable…
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Death count rising
In 2021, a total of 3,606 deaths were recorded in The Bahamas, according to the Registrar General’s Department. This is…
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Thanks, but no thanks
Loftus Roker and George Smith, the only two surviving signatories to The Bahamas constitution who did not previously receive a…
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Veil of secrecy
A debate has arisen in the public domain over whether lawsuit settlements reached between the government and certain individuals ought to…
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Taking stock
The 49th anniversary of Bahamian independence meets a nation that can boast tremendous accomplishments across various fields: We have increased…
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Toward the common good
When The Bahamas became an independent nation in 1973, Drexel Wellington Gomez had already served 11 years as a priest…
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