Woman

Men need to talk

SITTING on the porch the other day, I was shocked by the music that blasted across the neighbourhood presumably for the community’s enjoyment.

FORMER Assistant Commissioner of Police Paul Thompson called on the government to interrogate illegal migrants who are smuggled into the Bahamas in order to gather enough information to break the pattern of smuggling persons into the country.

Gymnastics building all-around women

YOUNG gymnasts training at the Nassau Nastics gymnastics club have come to learn, there is much more to the sport than tumbling, flipping, and balancing on beams.

Making male role models

When thinking about role models for youth a slew of names come to mind. These thoughts were stirred at a memorial service for a man who had served the country for many years in many capacities.

Dominating distractions

They are seldom ever discussed, written about or analyzed, but they are there, constantly getting in the way, interrupting and interfering.

How self-hate is wreaking havoc in safety

The Bureau of Women’s Affairs organised a celebration of International Women’s Day on Friday past at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall. It must be said that this day is significant on the calendar, yet it is discussed during March and seems to have little ripple effect after that. The one question that stood out was, why were there so few men and boys in attendance?

Women out front in the world of golf

OVER the years, the face of golf has changed significantly. Once considered an exclusive sport for affluent white men, the game has become more accessible to minorities and is no longer seen exclusively as a man’s sport.

What is the focus of your attention?

The Law of Attraction states: “You get what you think about whether you want it or not”.

Students join Global Women's Celebration

STUDENTS from CV Bethel and CR Walker high schools received surprising words of advice as they celebrated International Women’s Days in the company of top business leaders in the Bahamas.

THE WATCHWOMAN: Myles Munroe's dangerous doctrine for women

A sermon delivered by Dr Myles Munroe, president and founder of the Bahamas Faith Ministries International (BFMI), has been making its way around the social sphere generating a lot of debate.

'The Fusion'

WHAT GOOD is an idea if it stays in your head? Bahamian entrepreneur Sarah Stubbs is proving the importance of this saying with her new and hip project “The Fusion Magazine”.