STATESIDE: In the Democrats ranks a few real contenders stand out - maybe even a future president
The field of Democratic contenders for Trump’s throne continues to number more than two dozen.
EDITORIAL: Laws which make sense - for the safety of us all
It’s not often you can look at an incoming piece of legislation and honestly think - about time.
THE ALICIA WALLACE COLUMN: Why now there is simply no excuse
How often do you think about the power you have? As a parent, employer, or citizen, you have a certain amount of power that people who are not in the same position do not.
FACE TO FACE: Butch or Plati Dread - life’s never been conventional
A trend is growing in Nassau. More and more people are becoming interested in alternatives to traditional ways of living.
EDITORIAL: Beware the mess Boris is sure to create
Imagine the worst politician you’ve ever seen. A liar, adulterer and buffoon who makes himself, his party and his country look a laughing stock. What can you do with such a person. Well, it’s obvious isn’t it? Make him Prime Minister.
WORLD VIEW: Name and blame the polluters
CLIMATE change is no longer a future event. It is here, now and real. Planet Earth, mankind’s common homeland, appears to be already locked into 1.5C of warming, once hoped to be the top limit of human-caused climate change.
EDITORIAL: Trump lights the fuse to expose to expose the U.S. racism
“Send her back, send her back.” It was the chant that brought home how disturbing the state of American politics is at present – being driven by the racism of President Donald Trump.
EDITORIAL: Welcome progress - but we still must do more to fight crime
“If there is only one person injured from a shot or weapon, that is too much.”
A COMIC'S VIEW: First, Nair put his foot in his mouth - then the Office of the Prime Minister put its foot to his behind
Well, well, well...what do we have here?
EDITORIAL: Technology and transparency can help ensure justice
Two police-involved shootings in as many days again leads us to raise questions about such incidents.
STATESIDE: Radicalism and racism on the road to re-election
What are we to make of the widening tripartite dispute between US President Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and “the Squad,” a group of four newly-elected Democratic congresswomen who see as part of their mandate the transformation of the Democratic Party?
EDITORIAL: No place for water board member’s disgusting rant
IT is less than a week since Bahamas Independence celebrations – yet it already seems forever ago that people were calling for unity and an end to political divisiveness.
THE ALICIA WALLACE COLUMN: A whole new world and we don’t look anywhere near ready
The commitment has been made to ban single-use plastic in The Bahamas by next year. There have been a few mentions in the media since 2018, but I have not seen much happening to prepare the public for the changes to come.
EDITORIAL: Abaco deserves better than to have its future in the balance
Tomorrow, Abaco faces an inspection that is more than “make or break” for its port – a failure would have a knock-on effect for the whole island.
FACE TO FACE: A legend born out of a broken heart
In the late 1990s, “Matters of the Heart” was such a popular radio programme it became a household name.
