Perspective
-
The people’s House
The Parliament of The Bahamas, the nation’s highest branch of government, consisting of the Senate and the House of Assembly,…
Read More » -
Moore’s Island deserves more
From intermittent potable water supply, to a storm-damaged dock and main roadway, to inoperable airport runway lights, to an island…
Read More » -
‘At least two Bahamians’ reinfected with COVID-19
At least two Bahamians have been reinfected with COVID-19 since the country’s declared outbreak back in March, and individuals as…
Read More » -
Treating COVID-19
Research continues into effective treatments for COVID-19, as observers highlight that global funding in pursuit of vaccines has significantly dwarfed…
Read More » -
Boulevard of broken dreams
“We smile, but we are a hurting people,” Fenrick Russell said with a furrowed brow, pained expression, and a glimmer…
Read More » -
‘Face-to-face fears on Grand Bahama
Of 54 Grand Bahama parents who responded to Perspective’s online questionnaire on their level of comfort with face-to-face learning for…
Read More » -
Bahamians in denial
More than half of all confirmed COVID-19 deaths in The Bahamas – 31 in total – occurred in the month…
Read More » -
Day by day
“It’s my faith in God that gets me through.” Such is the refrain of Hurricane Dorian survivors in the ground-zero…
Read More » -
COVID quagmire
COVID-19 may be a new virus but pandemics are not new to mankind, and the presence of the novel coronavirus…
Read More » -
Magistrate’s courts matters require ‘serious attention’
Inconsistencies in the collection of cash payments in a number of Magistrate’s courts on New Providence, and defendants on conditional…
Read More »
