Op-Ed
Politics impacts risk – Part 2
Researchers Cason and Lopes explained, “Typically, political risk is defined as an unexpected change in ‘rules of the game’ by…
Read More »Lessons from the advanced poll
“Our ability to participate in government, to elect our leaders and to improve our lives is contingent upon our ability…
Read More »Public procurement in The Bahamas – is it foolishness?
I do realize that during this election season in The Bahamas there will be a lot of political rhetoric spoken whilst…
Read More »Giving vaccine communications our best shot
Now that The Bahamas has sufficient supplies to vaccinate a large percentage of the population, vaccine hesitancy and anti-vaccine sentiment…
Read More »Voter suppression and the FNM
“Voting is the most precious right of every citizen, and we have a moral obligation to ensure the integrity of our…
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Politics will keep us further from the truth about COVID-19
In recent days, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence of the United States released a summary on the…
Read More » Politics impacts risk – Part 1
Managing political risk was the subject of a column I wrote over a year ago. However, since then, COVID-19 has…
Read More »Vaccination equals opening the economy
In today’s Op-Ed, I am going to divert from my usual responsible tourism viewpoint based on my experience returning to…
Read More »Voting for the PLP
“One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.”…
Read More »Public procurement in The Bahamas: The Antiquities, Monuments and Museums Corporation ‘deal’
On June 23 2021, an article titled, “Eyeing a transformation of heritage sites”, penned by the executive editor of The…
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