Letters
Permanently ending the need for lockdowns in The Bahamas
The response to the COVID-19 pandemic has created a public health and economic crisis leading to psychological suffering and economic…
Read More »COVID-19 has given BHCAWU a dose of its own medicine
Dear Editor, In a recent Tribune article, a Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) representative spoke about the…
Read More »Christian parents, turn in children guilty of crimes
Dear Editor, Apathy and indifference to crime remain the major reasons for the prevalence of criminality in our country. Murder,…
Read More »Thoughts on the economy
Dear Editor, The country’s broke. The Bahamas’ minister of finance says there’s lots of money. Some say that there will…
Read More »Unabated crime
Dear Editor, This spike in crime since the FNM came to power is now unacceptable and it is clear that…
Read More »Vaughn Miller’s selfish comment
Dear Editor, Ordinarily the movement by a politician like Vaughn Miller from the FNM to the PLP would not warrant…
Read More »Greater protections needed for struggling homeowners
Dear Editor, Recently, former Central Bank Governor James Smith urged commercial banks to sit with the government and discuss ways…
Read More »Responding to Waterloo’s claims of police harassment
Dear Editor, The government of The Bahamas has implemented the COVID-19 emergency orders with the intent of protecting lives. It…
Read More »A reflection on Hurricane Dorian: The anatomy of hope
Dear Editor, It was there, in the anatomy of hope, we found the true definition of resilience. In the presence…
Read More »Time for a referendum on the death penalty
Dear Editor, Bahamian criminals who fire shots randomly into a crowd with children are ignoble savages. These callous criminals should…
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