Thuggery and national development: No 'sissy' allowed
As times change, people get frightened and provoke fear in others. When the slave master saw a threat of change, he reacted violently by beating it down, so he survived to rule another day.
BUN IN THE OVEN: The joy of having #2
When you become a mom for the first time it’s life-changing, isn’t it?
MICHELLE MILLER MOTIVATIONALS: Are you setting goals that really matter?
Have you ever achieved something, some goal, only to realise that it didn’t matter as much as you thought it would? You are not alone. Many are familiar with that depressing and disappointing feeling that comes after investing a whole lot of time and effort into achieving something only to realise it was meaningless or didn’t matter that much.
Meeting in hope
American and Bahamian breast cancer survivors participate in 'Walk In Paradise'
BREAST cancer survivors from across the United States came together with Bahamian survivors and supporters to celebrate a very special kind of cultural exchange last Friday.
Crazy about ‘all-in-one’ beauty services
Although it is not Anya Fernander’s first entrepreneurial venture, opening her own “all-in-one” beauty salon was still both a challenge and a great achievement for her.
Jessica’s passion for the sport keeps her sailing
EXUMA – “Sailing! Oh it’s so much fun,” says Jessica Minns of the family tradition that she’s been doing for more than two decades.
‘Fashion That Cares’ pays tribute to cancer survivors
Glamorous wardrobe selections, jewellery and other accessories, as well as handmade straw crafts by local artists will hit the runway at the Gulf Stream Patio for a special cause on May 14.
Providing knowledge and hope
PROVIDING breast cancer survivors with first-hand information on how to improve the quality of their lives was the aim of the first health seminar hosted by the Sister Sister Breast Cancer Support Group last Saturday.
New project to show love and appreciation to five special cancer patients
AFTER witnessing how a co-worker struggled to care for her mother who was suffering from cancer, Diann Russell was moved to launch a unique initiative to help ease the burden on families caring for their sick loved ones.
Bahamas joins in global celebration of women in ICT careers
THIS Thursday, the Bahamas will join more than 150 countries around the world in encouraging young women to consider careers in the field of information and communication technology (ICT).
BUN IN THE OVEN: Show me your best side
They say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”, and yes, we all have things that we like and find attractive in others.
Michelle Miller Motivationals: Are you taking focused action?
One of the best prescriptions for achieving personal success is the habit of taking focused action. Nothing happens without action. Despite all the talking, preparing and/or planning, only action will make the thing happen.
Waiting for the right time
Bahamian doctor-turned-author promotes purpose before romance
SHE may be able to heal the wounds of her patients, but no amount of medication could alleviate the pain Bahamian doctor Lorneka Joseph experienced after being rejected and left broken by her past romantic relationships.
Should women be ordained priests?
Women, their roles and their plethora of issues, have been a long time favourite topic of mine, ever since I became literate.
CHAMPS celebrates six years of empowering women
The CHAMPS organisation, which stands for “Chosen, Honoured, Appointed, Motivated, Positive Sisters”, will celebrate its sixth anniversary with several unique events.
