National Review
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No end in sight
The end of the second wave of COVID-19 in The Bahamas late last year and the arrival of a vaccine…
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Dipping from a dry well
The decision by the Candidates Committee of the Progressive Liberal Party to endorse Obie Wilchcombe as the PLP’s candidate for West Grand…
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The business of boundaries
We are at that point in the term once again when the state of our electoral system comes fully into focus,…
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Lip service to electoral reform
Upon assuming office, the Minnis administration stated in the Speech from the Throne: “My government will, with the consent of the…
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The authority belongs to the people
The 56th anniversary of Black Tuesday is approaching. Though important in the march toward Majority Rule, the date April 27,…
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Lesser evil
Just under four years after the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) was voted out of office after a term of contemptible…
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Piece of the pie or pie in the sky?
A middle-income mother, encouraged by the prospect that her two young adult children could actually have a clear and realistic path…
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PLP govt would be open to extending BPC’s licenses ‘within existing legal regime’
With growing signs of an early election, the decision on whether to permit further oil exploration in Bahamian waters could…
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DNA arrests feel heavy handed, but political leaders must respect the law
The arrests of Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Leader Arinthia Komolafe and eight other DNA members on Monday seemed heavy handed,…
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To take or not to take
The rollout of the government’s COVID-19 vaccination program comes as the internet churns out conspiracy theories faster than vaccines can…
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