Editorials
Govt must bring focus to legislative agenda
When members of Parliament returned from their six-week summer recess two weeks ago, they had an abbreviated sitting to pay…
Read More »Lawlessness should not be ignored
When Hurricane Dorian struck in September 2019, many who lived in the illegal communities of The Mud and Pigeon Peas,…
Read More »EU unlikely to be dissuaded by tough talk
Whether through design or a breathtaking lack of self-awareness, the European Union has been blatantly discriminatory in its listing of…
Read More »Governing shaped by public opinion
Prime Minister Philip Davis tweeted the following from New York where he was attending the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)…
Read More »The complex bail issue
Every commissioner of police we can think of in recent memory has expressed deep frustration over arresting suspects in relation…
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Moving away from mask mandates
The government yesterday announced that as of October 1, masking requirements will be further eased in the country. “Members of…
Read More » Continue sounding the trumpet on
climate changePrime Minister Philip ‘‘Brave’’ Davis took center stage yesterday at the New York Times Climate Forward conference in New York…
Read More »First anniversary of the PLP govt
On September 16, the Progressive Liberal Party marked the first anniversary of its return to government. The Davis administration is…
Read More »Move on and pass marital rape bill
The government yesterday held a symposium with stakeholders to consult on its recently released bill to amend the Sexual Offences…
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Pintard must stay focused
The last election presented a semblance of hope that there would be a cleansing of the political landscape of sorts.…
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