National Review
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Preparing to make a case
As FNMs make their troops more visible on the ground in the midst of a pandemic, the party is doing…
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Six months that changed us
Six months since The Bahamas recorded its first case of COVID-19, there is no cause for comfort that the country…
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Numbers tell the story
The Bahamas hit a melancholy milestone of 3,000-plus COVID-19 cases on Monday, with roughly half of those cases still active.…
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In the end, it’s really all just a game
The Minnis administration has arrived at a point where its arrogance, sense of importance and condescending response to demands for…
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Signs of life
Until major resorts like Baha Mar and Atlantis are confident enough to reopen, getting the tourism industry off life support…
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Jack’s Bay signals new thrust for Bahamian investment
Large-scale investments by Bahamians in the tourism product are extremely rare. The recent heads of agreement signing with Eleuthera Properties…
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Long road to restoration
Audrey Tynes was in tears after waking up on the first anniversary of Hurricane Dorian yesterday. “People started calling and…
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Double whammy
In Abaco communities, there is a sense of disappointment among some in the level of progress made in rebuilding one…
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Some progress, but way off the mark
The government’s handling of the Dorian aftermath has faced stinging criticisms from many of us in media, but more importantly…
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We must get it right this time around
The dramatic increase in COVID-19 cases that has pushed us back into a painful national lockdown is the result of…
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