Editorials
Economic shortsightedness
Controversy surrounding The Bahamas’ participation in the 2020 World Expo shines a light on discomfiting shortsightedness by successive administrations with…
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Unpacking Expo 2020
Whether for missions, sports, cultural displays, high-level talks, or any number of reasons, governments facilitate travel for their officials, other…
Read More » 2022: The good, the bad and the challenging
We are midway through the first month of the new year. Most people are ready to look forward to a…
Read More »Time to move on
Bahamas Bar Association President Kahlil Parker, QC, this week called for the establishment of an independent public inquiry into the…
Read More »Bahamas taxation regime, revisited (part 3)
Economically, 2022 will be a very interesting. Potential headwinds created by the pandemic, the first true budget from the new…
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Careless commentary by nat’l security minister
In seeking to address perceptions that were forming in the public domain regarding the unfortunate killing by police of a…
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To Sir Sidney, with love
Sir Sidney Poitier has left us. He was a towering giant of a man who changed the world and left…
Read More » COVID’s continuing shadow into 2022
The beginning of a new year is typically filled with great expectations, resolutions and plans for getting ahead and making…
Read More »Observing Majority Rule Day
Monday will be observed as Majority Rule Day in The Bahamas. Historically, the day represents the emergence of a local, black…
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The FNM’s big idea
Sensing blood in the water with record COVID-19 case numbers in the past two weeks, recently-elected Free National Movement (FNM)…
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