Editorials
Police must not take public trust for granted
Appearing in our newspaper yesterday, was the story of a woman who was sexually assaulted while in custody at a…
Read More »Saving our children
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said of COVID-19’s impact on the youngest among us, “Children are not the face…
Read More »Health and wellness must be truly prioritized
Though the Ministry of Health has provided no information on comorbidities of COVID-19 deaths in the country’s third wave, we…
Read More »The Essentials: The Speech from the Throne
The economic recovery process for The Bahamas must be urgent, broad based, strategic and focused on multiple plains at the…
Read More »Home ownership dreams uncertain
With a disclosure yesterday by Housing Minister JoBeth Coleby-Davis that a “master plan” for the popular Prospect Ridge community project…
Read More »Politics before people, again
Considering the role of politics in the previous administration’s refusal to act aggressively against the country’s third wave, former Prime…
Read More »A golden opportunity
As the Free National Movement (FNM) heads into a convention for leadership next month, it must realize what is at…
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In search of Bahamian identity
Monuments and statues are raised to honor national figures and to preserve the memory of important national events. Over time,…
Read More » The Fourth Estate, pt. 1
“The media’s the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make…
Read More »Big plans require big growth
The Bahamas’ real gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by an estimated 14.5 percent ($1.64 billion) last year, according to the…
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