Editorials
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The shantytown problem
The problem of shantytowns is closely associated in The Bahamas with the presence of large numbers of undocumented people in…
Read More » Excuses
Broadcaster and war correspondent Edward R. Murrow once said, “Difficulty is the excuse history never accepts.” In seeking to explain…
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The loss of decorum in the House
The speaker of the House, typically partisan, upon his election, is required to moderate debates impartially and in accordance with…
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Misuse of the deputy speaker’s authority
The current cohort of members of the House of Assembly is possibly and simultaneously the best educated and least learned…
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Mothers are our heroes
The mantle of motherhood is complex, made even weightier by the present pandemic, and it would be impossible for the…
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Vaccines, variants and tourism
Tourism is one of its primary industries, but the archipelagic nation of Seychelles – which is the most vaccinated country in…
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Remember the 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 » The common wealth of The Bahamas
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas is entrusted in the government of The Bahamas by its citizens for the collective benefit…
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The state of political leadership
A state of emergency has existed in The Bahamas for 13 months and counting. This has permitted the prime minister, as…
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Protect our healthcare workers
There has been no category of workers that has borne more battle scars in the fight against COVID-19 than healthcare…
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