Perspective
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No shelter
If a natural disaster were to strike Grand Bahama today, the government would have no approved shelters in which to direct…
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GB tourism’s protracted wait for rebirth
As major cruise lines announce yet another delay in their planned return to sailings due to the impact of COVID-19,…
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‘Forgotten’
It’s pitch black at night. There is rubble, there is ruin, and the scornful vermin it attracts. A solitary shoe,…
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Missing details
Minister of National Security Marvin Dames’ contradiction of the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s (RBPF) most recent statement on the number…
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Sands on the record
Behind-the-scenes details on what led to his departure from the Cabinet of The Bahamas, the purported breach of protocol and…
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The cost of accountability
A projected multibillion-dollar gross domestic product (GDP) contraction and hundreds of millions in recurrent revenue losses due to the impact…
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Waiting game
When Hurricane Dorian unleashed its fury on Grand Bahama, commercial cruise travel to the island was suspended for almost two…
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Adjusting to change
Approximately 80 percent of businesses in Freeport had re-opened late last year post-Dorian, according to the Grand Bahama Port Authority’s…
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Declaration of death
For families of Grand Bahama’s 22 missing storm victims, life is a daily struggle with unresolved grief, as unlike the…
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Sands: I am not happy
Health Minister Dr. Duane Sands was “not happy” last week with the pace of refurbishment at the storm-damaged Rand Memorial…
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