PERSPECTIVE
Colorism, generally defined as discrimination or prejudice within an ethnic or social group against individuals of a darker skin tone, has been and continues to be a source of pain, division and self-loathing for many Bahamians. The colorist mindsets and attitudes we see and experience today in The Bahamas stem primarily
National Intelligence Agency to be progressed this year
Movement toward establishing the National Crime Intelligence Agency (NCIA) should begin by the second quarter of this year, according to
The long road home
A home. It’s a place of security and safety where a person is both psychologically and financially invested, and has a
Stand for something
Bahamian politics today is missing several key ingredients, two of which are courage and the willingness of politicians to stand
Someone to care
You never know where life might take you. Awash in tears and in the comfort of our embrace, wife and mother
More human remains found on GB
Acting on reports from members of the public last week, police on Grand Bahama located two sets of human remains
Violation of trust
The governing Free National Movement (FNM) launched its bid for re-election last week on a foundation of disinformation, misleading some
Our money, our business
The Parliamentary Salaries and Allowances Act should be expanded to set out all benefits afforded to parliamentarians, inclusive of travel,
FEAR
There are key underlying factors that led to public fallout over the outcome of last week’s pledge conference sponsored by
Travel benefits increase for ministers
As part of the Minnis administration’s new travel policy for ministers implemented by Cabinet last year, ministers’ spouses will be
Petition power
Have you ever seen an online petition started by Bahamians on a pressing issue and thought, “What’s the point in
Answers sought on hurricane relief supplies housed in Freeport
Irate Abaco residents have expressed frustration about what they believed to be donated roofing supplies earmarked for Abaco that have