Perspective
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Salute to our strength
With so much focus on the significant losses we have encountered in The Bahamas over the past three years, it…
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What about Grand Bahama?
Relics. Whether it be the Royal Oasis resort, the Xanadu Beach hotel, the International Bazaar, other large scale commercial properties,…
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Egos stifle progress
Government debt is hovering around 100 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), and while glimmers of hope on the fiscal…
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All hands on deck
When the Davis administration announced last week the appointment of former Free National Movement (FNM) parliamentarian, opposition leader, and Cabinet…
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Moving on
A suspension of some constitutional rights, and a departure from ordinary parliamentary oversight brought about through the country’s 20-month-long state…
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Madam Speaker
The advent of live proceedings of Parliament was a pivotal step in deepening the country’s democracy, and in making the…
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Problematic rules
After close to two years of emergency rule, we are pleased that the Davis administration made good on its pledge…
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VAT illusion
The government of The Bahamas has collected billions in value-added tax (VAT) revenue since its introduction by the Christie administration…
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Opposition matters
In his book “The Essential Lippmann: A political philosophy for liberal democracy”, American newspaper commentator Walter Lippmann said, “And the…
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The first 30 days
It has been one month since appointments to the Cabinet of Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis commenced. The new administration…
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