National Review
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The final lap
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis will today seek, and is all but guaranteed, to receive parliamentary approval to extend his…
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Medical holocaust
With the widespread rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine in The Bahamas and in other nations across the globe still uncertain,…
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Murky waters
As Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) continues its highly controversial exploratory oil drilling in Bahamian waters, the lack of transparency involving…
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Selling dreams
Always one to read the temperature of public discourse and react accordingly, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis has promised to…
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Finger in the wind
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis’ declaration on Friday that he is “totally against” drilling for oil in Bahamian waters is…
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Here’s how a Davis administration would handle the oil drilling issue
While we might be getting mixed messages on what the Minnis administration’s policy position on oil drilling in Bahamian waters…
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A misread of the tea leaves?
Peter Turnquest is gone from the Cabinet of Dr. Hubert Minnis, but he remains deputy leader of the Free National…
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Will BPC be stopped?
The battle lines have been drawn as Bahamas Petroleum Company’s drillship makes its way to The Bahamas for a long-planned…
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Why starve if we have oil?
Former Minister of State for Finance James Smith, who is also a director of Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC), predicts that the…
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Diminished confidence
In seeking to portray the Minnis administration as serious about addressing the hot button issue of whether the Bahamian people…
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