EDITORIAL: Casting a shadow of political victimisation
THE allegation that members of the Democratic National Alliance were carried out on the instruction of “someone higher” than the police are very disturbing.
EDITORIAL: Give people in need some certainty
WE have written before in this column of the need to extend aid as each deadline for its cut-off has drawn near – and it is encouraging to see we are not alone in recognising the need.
EDITORIAL: Why do we allow this abuse to continue?
IT happens every day.
EDITORIAL: Trust the medics as they lead the way
HERE’S the good news – the vaccinations are under way.
EDITORIAL: When is a gathering a safe gathering?
THE large gatherings being held as political parties hit the streets to campaign ahead of the next election beg an obvious question – if they can do it, why can’t we?
Speaker Moultrie the centre of attention again
ONCE again, House Speaker Halson Moultrie is grabbing the headlines.
EDITORIAL: There’s no single solution to shanty towns
THE issue of shanty towns is one that has featured regularly in this column – and we don’t see a solution any time soon.
EDITORIAL: Parties should be focussing on vaccination message
IF you've been browsing on social media over the last few weeks I suspect, like us, you're getting a bit fed up with the videos from the FNM and PLP popping up every few minutes telling you how great they are and you should give them your vote.
EDITORIAL: Time for an Independent Police Complaints Authority
SO where would we be if a suspect taken into police custody hadn’t managed to press record on his mobile phone?
EDITORIAL: Vaccine is coming - but delay is disappointing
DID good news ever sound so disappointing?
EDITORIAL: Right or wrong, think of the people this affects
WHICH justice is right when it comes to citizenship?
EDITORIAL: Senior police officers given cold shoulder
“Dignity and respect, that’s all I wanted.”
EDITORIAL: Judge by achievements, not by a name
SINCE the departure of Lanisha Rolle from the post of Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture, there has been a lot of talk about women in politics.
EDITORIAL: Money now, but a headache later?
The announcement of a tax amnesty by Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis yesterday might sound good for those who can take advantage of it – but look a little deeper and it’s a bad sign for the state of our country.
EDITORIAL: Lost in bureaucracy
More than ten years ago, Bahamian Stafford Lightbourn married his wife, Sharon Lewis-Lightbourn.
