RICHARD COULSON: The Sears manifesto promises political revolution
Richard Coulson welcomes the emergence of a new leader for The Bahamas and predicts a rapid political rise.
TOUGH CALL: What is really being threatened here?
RECENTLY, senior Progressive Liberal Party cabinet ministers whipped up a political storm over something called parliamentary privilege, which most people have probably never heard of.
POLITICOLE – The future of democracy: Where there’s a will there’s a way
On Friday and Saturday, the College of The Bahamas will host ‘The Future of Democracy Conference’.
A COMIC'S VIEW: The Donald v The Potcake
This week, both ‘The Potcake’ and ‘The Donald’ were busy making headlines while the rest of the world looked on in shock and awe.
A YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: The culture of criminality that pervades our nation
THERE is a culture of criminality that is alive and well and pervasive in The Bahamas. It transcends the fabric of our nation.
VIEW FROM AFAR: Time is running out for Nassau and downtown redevelopment
The growth of cruise stops in the Bahamas in recent times has been substantially due to the growth in the number of private cays.
POLITICOLE: The bus ride from hell
I JOKINGLY called it the bus ride from hell. Obviously, that was after I had safely disembarked and walked into familiar territory.
INSIGHT: Izmirlian deserves a second chance with Baha Mar
Ishmael Lightbourne makes a plea to the government to broker a deal over the stalled mega resort for the good of the country . . .
WORLD VIEW: A world according to Trump
DONALD Trump’s Foreign Policy speech on April 27 did not once mention the Caribbean.
A COMIC'S VIEW: Ducking, diving and running for cover over disclosure
Wow! What a week it was. I must say there were many ‘things’ that caught my eye in the headlines this week. Some happenings left me shaking my head in disgust, others made me laugh my butt off.
A YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Once again, MPs fail to obey law on disclosures
MUCH like in previous years, we see widespread lawbreaking by lawmakers who have yet again failed to abide by the law that mandates that they file annual financial declarations.
YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Losing trust in the police force
ON Sunday, I suffered a harrowing experience at the hands of two officers of the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF). It opened my eyes to the abuses, disrespect and breaches of constitutional rights that so many Bahamians have been subjected to by rogue elements of the police.
NASSAU LIFE: An everyday story of Bahamian issues
Richard Coulson offers a succinct (and opinionated) summary of the recent spate of hot news topics.
A Comic’s View: Prince is dead, long live the Queen
My high school English teacher at St Andrew’s Gordon Mills (awesome teacher and even better person) had a sign on his desk “Garbage in, garbage out.”
