EDITORIAL: Let the court decide on shanty towns
THE plans for free COVID tests are coming soon. The solution to the Cabbage Beach access row is coming soon. Plans for a “workable” wage are coming soon. The Grand Lucayan conclusion is coming soon.
EDITORIAL: Pennies for Paradise Island deal
AT last, the details of the lease granted to Royal Caribbean for Crown Land on Paradise Island have been revealed – and what a bargain it is for the company. Not so much, perhaps, for the nation’s Treasury.
EDITORIAL: Booster shots are to be welcomed
AFTER the push to get Bahamians fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the time has come to look forward to the next stage – and for many people, that means booster shots.
EDITORIAL: Disturbing cases involving public monies
Most of us had never heard the name Melissa Hall, a former general manager of the Bridge Authority, until we read the ruling on her claim for a pay out after being let go from her job.
EDITORIAL: Marital rape issue is a stain on our reputation
IT’S hard to understand why the issue of marital or spousal rape is still a subject of discussion in this country.
EDITORIAL: Potcake issue is no joke
Today’s front page picture has a light-hearted headline but the story it relates to is no joke.
EDITORIAL: We are failing our children
THE children of our nation seem to be caught in the middle of an almighty mess.
EDITORIAL: Would-be homeowners caught in crosstalk
IT must be very frustrating to be one of the young professionals who applied for the chance to own a home in Prospect Ridge.
EDITORIAL: Soon the unvaccinated will be the minority
HALF of our nation might be vaccinated by the end of the year.
EDITORIAL: PM Davis brings clear voice to climate talks
Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis spoke on behalf of our future before the world yesterday.
EDITORIAL: Out with the orders, in with the rules
THE move away from emergency orders has begun.
EDITORIAL: Time to get loud over climate change
CLIMATE change is a threat to our nation’s existence.
EDITORIAL: It's not about costs, it's about rights
THE lead story in today’s Tribune shows the government is halfway towards thinking about a solution to a problem that has long vexed the nation.
EDITORIAL: Davis cuts with one hand, increases with the other
THERE has been a lot of talk, but yesterday we got to see Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis unveil his plan to reduce value added tax to ten percent.
EDITORIAL: Minister Munroe aiming to get rid of bad apples
NATIONAL Security Minister Wayne Munroe has had a bumpy start to his new role.
