EDITORIAL: Learning our lesson – but this is just the start
IT HAS been said many times since Hurricane Dorian struck The Bahamas: We must learn from this. The signs are that the Bahamian government is doing just that.
EDITORIAL: Shanty town issue not an easy fix
THERE will be many who will not welcome the words of Fred Smith today. That doesn’t mean that he isn’t right.
EDITORIAL: We must not fail those in need
"In times of crisis, some things happen that are inappropriate."
EDITORIAL: A ship can only have one captain
IT is without doubt that we are in a time of national crisis. Hurricane Dorian has torn at our hearts, and devastated our northern islands of Grand Bahama and Abaco.
EDITORIAL: We must all pull in the same direction
THE more we learn about the impact of Hurricane Dorian, the greater the scale of the challenge facing the country becomes apparent.
EDITORIAL: We must be united in response
IT was perhaps inevitable that after the initial rush of support in the wake of the immediate impact of Hurricane Dorian that dissenting voices would start to be raised.
EDITORIAL: Hear of looting? Contact authorities
Throughout the past day, we have received reports at The Tribune of looters operating in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.
EDITORIAL: In the face of the worst, we show our best
AS we write this, Grand Bahama is facing the worst possible scenario.
EDITORIAL: A process that brings answers
EARLIER this year, we raised grave concerns over an incident of alleged police brutality in Eleuthera.
EDITORIAL: In the worst moment, you are not alone
ONE of the worst parts of depression is the feeling of isolation – that no one is there to help you, that no one feels the way you are feeling.
EDITORIAL: Time to resolve this dispute
WITH more arguments back and forth yesterday between medics and the government, it is a welcome move to see the dispute being referred to the Industrial Tribunal.
EDITORIAL: A long, hot summer of trouble
AT the start of the summer, this column raised a question: Is a summer of discontent heading our way?
EDITORIAL: Frustration for too long - and on both sides
IT has been a long time coming – but junior doctors walked out yesterday.
EDITORIAL: Is there a plan for our children? "Not really"
AS the nation continues to struggle through the power problems affecting New Providence, there continue to be moments that make you realise how little prepared the government was for this.
EDITORIAL: Leading the way for a healthier diet
OUT goes the sin tax, in comes a ban on sugary drinks.
