Editorials
Disappointing service by the public service
Enough has not been said about the yeoman’s effort of a select segment of the public service during this time…
Read More »No end in sight
Instead of making a case for the continuation of the government’s proclaimed state of emergency yesterday, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert…
Read More »Enough
The House of Assembly will today debate an extension of the state of the emergency the country has been in…
Read More »Making ready
Free National Movement MPs and certain presumptive candidates have received their marching orders to get visible in the various constituencies…
Read More »Bewildering leadership
The Bahamas has never gotten testing and contact tracing for the COVID-19 virus right. Both protocols experienced precipitous declines during…
Read More »Emergency powers and mixed messages
The uneven application of emergency orders put in place over the last six months and the mixed signals sent by…
Read More »Expedience versus reality
A communicable disease outbreak does not bow to the expediencies of the day. Yesterday, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis, heralding…
Read More »Education inequalities created by COVID-19
On September 1, the minister of education announced a delay in the reopening of schools to October 5 and advised…
Read More »Beyond lockdowns
The competent authority and officials from the Ministry of Health have clearly grown weary of lockdowns as a strategy to…
Read More »Tourism and services are irreplaceable
It has been almost impossible to discuss economic development in The Bahamas without the discussion turning to the urgent need…
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