DIANE PHILLIPS: These boots were made for walking
INDUSTRIAL accidents aren’t like spilled milk. You can’t just wipe them up, gripe for a minute about the mess and move on.
Boost productivity by not treating staff as ‘line item’
For decades, Bahamian employers viewed staff well-being as either a religious obligation, a generous gesture or a soft expense to trim during hard times. That framing is rapidly becoming outdated.
STATESIDE: Dems pin hopes of going after Trump on midterm majority
UNITED Nations week in New York City is always a big deal.
FRONT PORCH: While citizens must comply ...
THE explosive revelations and burgeoning scandal over how $700 million was borrowed, spent, and poorly accounted for in relation to the National Investment Fund (NIF), has caused a quagmire of difficulties for the Davis Administration.
Does The Bahamas need its very own Mia Mottley?
THERE are moments in a country’s history when maintaining the status quo becomes more dangerous than changing it. The Bahamas may very well be at that point.
ALICIA WALLACE: Six hours in the dark:A guide to surviving BPL outages
Summer is over, schools are open, and the electricity outages continue.
Bahamas must continually progress on aviation safety
I welcome Prime Minister Philip Davis’s recent public comments expressing confidence in aviation safety oversight in The Bahamas.
FACING REALITY: Trivialising attempted murder - the broken frontline, domestic violence
When a battered woman finally summons the staggering courage required to walk away from her abuser, her first point of contact with the state is often a desk officer at a local police station.
IAN FERGUSON: How to develop staff when finances tight
For many small businesses, employee development is viewed as a luxury reserved for larger companies with substantial training budgets.
DEIDRE BASTIAN: Managers who ‘enable’ bad behaviour pose great threat
In contemporary business, leadership styles vary widely, but one of the most under-estimated risks stems from managers who “enable” employees without accountability.
Op-Ed: Govt accountability demands answers, not empty promises
"Knowledge will forever govern ignorance: And a people who mean to be their own Governors, must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives."
ALICIA WALLACE: Reparations movement is rooted in the pursuit of freedom and justice
Last week, excerpts from the press statement by The Bahamas National Reparations on the upcoming visit by the British Crown were shared in this space.
FACING REALITY: Justice must not be a luxury reserved for the wealthy
AN important distinction exists between special favours and the perception of preferential treatment.
Sir Ronald Sanders invited to deliver St Paul’s 190th Anniversary Lecture on Racism and Reparations in New York
Sir Ronald Sanders has been invited to deliver the lecture commemorating the 190th anniversary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in the Village of Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, 12 September 2026.
