Editorials
Child protection is personal
The stomach-turning findings of the official autopsy on four-year-old D’Onya “Bella” Walker who was beaten to death last week, bring…
Read More »No time to let down our guard
In two days, The Bahamas’ protracted state of emergency will come to an end, and its pandemic response will transition…
Read More »Rights of a child
As discussions on child protection progress, it is important to focus on cultural underpinnings and mindsets about the rights of…
Read More »‘Never again’
A four-year-old girl is dead. We do not yet know the specifics of how or why, but preliminary reports from police…
Read More »Fear on the environmental front
Last week, the international community’s latest gathering to identify solutions to the world’s environmental quagmire took place in Glasgow. Small,…
Read More »The education emergency
That at least one third of public school students have not been attending online classes in place for most of…
Read More »The race is on
Now that Marco City MP Michael Pintard has formally announced he will run for leader at the Free National Movement’s…
Read More »The time is now
Caribbean heads of government have been making a strong case for action against the effects of climate change during the…
Read More »Tread carefully
Minister of Health and Wellness Dr. Michael Darville yesterday tabled the Davis administration’s regime to govern pandemic protocols without the…
Read More »Climate change: an existential threat to The Bahamas
That climate change is an existential threat to The Bahamas was made clear by the force of Hurricane Dorian in…
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