EDITORIAL: Tackle crime or face the frightening consequences
THE PAST week’s crime news was so disturbing it could give goose bumps the shivers.
POLICE ADVICE: Preventing house breaking and home invasion
YOU can never be too cautious about your safety, especially when it comes to house break-ins and home invasions, which occur almost every day in The Bahamas.
EDITORIAL: Stop the politics and start governing for the good of The Bahamas
“Ain’t yinna do it first? Den why yinna poking yer finger in my eye and blamin’ me fo‘ what yinna dun do?”
A COMIC'S VIEW: Amazing Alfred twists and turns in ever darker shades of Gray
Hey there, friend. Have you ever wanted to see a politician turn into a pretzel?
YOUR SAY: A serious checklist of gubment’s mismanagement
THERE is so much confusion going on in our country, it is overwhelming. Once again we have indeed become a “nation for sale”.
A YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Who will play the Trump card in Bahamian elections?
The world was shocked early yesterday morning when it was announced that billionaire developer Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. The collective jaws of many across the globe hit the deck, flabbergasted by his thumping of Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton, a long-time figure in American politics who has clearly worn out her welcome with the electorate.
EDITORIAL: Donald Trump beyond his depth
BEFORE US Secretary of State John Kerry left for New Zealand yesterday he instructed his staff to be “as helpful as possible” to the incoming administration.
YOUR SAY: Trump’s triumph is further evidence of demand for change
We have perhaps witnessed one of the most controversial US Elections of recent history.
EDITORIAL: Bahamian minnows swim with the sharks
TENNYSON Wells, who could see only the financial gain, not the destruction of long line fishing to our fisheries when he was Agriculture Minister in the early nineties, seems to take the same view of the controversial $2.1 billion proposal to invite the People’s Republic of China to partner with Bahamians in our fishing industry. To facilitate this the Bahamas government pledged the lease of 10,000 acres of Crown Land at Andros for the venture.
TOUGH CALL: What the Chinese fishing proposal means for The Bahamas
A firestorm erupted last week over leaked reports that the Christie administration was in talks to hand over farming and fishing rights to the Chinese.
EDITORIAL: Bahamians’ inalienable rights to Crown Land, conch, fish and crawfish
BAHAMIANS are as protective of their waters as they are proud to be Bahamian.
POLITICOLE: Trump and the Republicans have become unelectable
I decided to take a morning drive along the scenic route through the rolling hills, looking for some inspiration in the yellows, oranges, reds, and browns of the Fall season.
WORLD VIEW: US should not ignore right over might in internet gaming row
For over 12 years, the governments of Antigua and Barbuda and the United States have been involved in a contention over an award by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in favour of the Caribbean country over internet gaming.
EDITORIAL: New US President must show world leadership
DESPITE many naysayers and critics who deride everything American, it is widely accepted that the United States of America is generally a force for good as the undisputed leader of the free world.
A COMIC'S VIEW: Chinese fishing expedition is a scandal too far for caveman Gray
A few months back, I wrote that Minister of Agriculture V Alfred Gray was undoubtedly the Christie administration’s least credible minister.
