A COMIC'S VIEW: In defence of a curfew
THIS week we found out that a curfew is the answer to our all of our prayers.
YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Time to shuffle the deck
Of late, I have heard many Bahamians begin to talk about an exit strategy, about looking in other jurisdictions for employment and a better way of life and about feeling totally disenchanted with the same ole, same ole political and economic processes.
YOUR SAY: Choose wisely when picking candidates
IN the grand scheme of things in The Bahamas, political parties have become somewhat of a sideshow to the public expressions or shenanigans of their respective leaders.
POLITICOLE: We are afraid and fear will defeat us
I’M KIND of old school when it comes to writing. I like to sit down and be comfortable with my pen ... a nice, smooth writing pen and a notebook or some paper that’s almost bright white, smooth finish, not too porous, and just write to my heart’s content ... write on whatever it is that’s going on around me, especially in the political arena. Things that affect my country, my people.
REAL ESTATE: Why expert advice and financial planning are key to property ownership
Adhering to the five ‘Ps’ can remove the hassles involved in building your own home, Raymond Antonio says.
Adapting to a better life after transplant operations
In the final part of a series marking National Rehabilitation Awareness Week Sasha Daneah Anderson looks at how donor organs can make a difference
A COMIC'S VIEW: Who’s to blame for crime? Anyone but Nottage
THIS week, we learned that our Minister of National Security is passing out blame like candy and leadership ambitions brings out the bad here, there and everywhere.
How quality of life for the elderly can be improved
In a series marking National Rehabilitation Awareness Week Sasha Daneah Anderson looks at the issues of care for geriatrics
FNM concerns about the issues surrounding BAMSI
BAMSI was initially touted as the answer to the challenge of food security in The Bahamas. This $100m project was announced by the Christie administration with much fanfare and celebration. Since that time, the project has generated more uncertainty, unanswered questions and delays as opposed to confidence that we are on the way to achieving food security. The destruction of the male dormitory by fire revealed a number of fundamental deficiencies in the government’s handling of the BAMSI’s development.
YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: The daily disintegration that shows it’s time for a change
WHEN one looks at the state of affairs in The Bahamas, there’s no choice but to be disappointed in our governance and political processes, in how our society has disintegrated and degenerated in to what seems to be a wholehearted embrace of a dog-eat-dog culture and in the way we have generally regressed economically.
YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: The age of our leaders
AS I read about the happenings across the world and leadership of various countries, I wondered about the age of leaders in various nations when they are first elected to office.
PETER YOUNG: Victorious, happy and glorious, long to reign over us
Queen’s Elizabeth’s reign is much more than just a record statistic, it is an example of how modern monarchy is working Peter Young says.
How rehabilitation services can help cancer patients
In a series marking National Rehabilitation Awareness Week Sasha Daneah Anderson looks at treatment of a known disease.
POLITICOLE: Who’s the bigger dodo - Galanis or Munroe?
We have many people competing for the title of biggest dodo in Bahamian politics and government - in last week’s news alone.
REAL ESTATE: Get the foundations right - solid tips for smooth building
Before first-time home builders lay the first block, Raymond Antonio advises on the essential elements they should consider
