Editorials
Analyzing the new budget
The national budget for the 2022/2023 period has been prepared against the background of what is perhaps this country’s most…
Read More »The broad strokes of the budget
Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday gave his first budget communication as prime minister and minister of finance. Having become prime…
Read More »The labor movement is not the enemy
The labor movement has been an integral part of this country for generations. Without it, it is doubtful the Majority…
Read More »Pintard has a Minnis problem
Though it is doubtful any administration could have survived a pandemic that saw the economy essentially shutter to the lifeblood…
Read More »Carnival returns
The Bahamas’ Carnival Road March returned to Nassau on Saturday following a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Following…
Read More »Prioritizing public health
Together with insufficient physical activity, published health statistics suggest that Bahamians are eating themselves to death, with more data required…
Read More »An unconscionable offer
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper gave a communication to the House of Assembly…
Read More »The food program ‘audit’
Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday gave a communication on what he said was an audit of the National Food Distribution…
Read More »Casual disregard of the law
We commented in this space that cavalier attitudes by some parliamentarians regarding their obligations to make annual declarations under the…
Read More »Aviation and tourism implications for the Caribbean
Aviation and tourism are often referred to as being, “two sides of the same coin”, meaning they may differ in…
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