INSIGHT: Not enough being done to slow killings
IF the numbers are right, it was the 94th murder of the year.
The good and the bad of three years of the Davis government
THE great and the good of the PLP gathered yesterday for a church service to mark the third anniversary of the party being in charge of government.
Are we sleepwalking to another 100 murders?
HAVE we come to start treating murders as inevitable, just another fact of life – and death – in The Bahamas?
Faith faltering as promises not met
VOTE for me, vote for my party, goes up the cry at election time, and then come the promises.
Climate change and consumerism
A worsening illness of the modern world is the epidemic of mass consumerism.
The weight of leadership in a healthy democracy
The scandal involving the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) is not just another blip in the news cycle - it is a test of our democracy and the integrity of those sworn to protect it.
INSIGHT: Are we confident in our criminal rehabilitation?
A NUMBER of concerns were raised last week when word went round that a prisoner guilty of a crime that shocked the nation back in the 80s was said to be back on the streets.
Climate change and heat
Why is it so hot these days?
Confidence in govt declines as deadlines swoosh on by
“That ain’t happening.”
KDK Report: Nothing to lose
Over a hundred years ago, life was remarkably different from what it is today.
More discussion needed over four-day workweek proposal
THERE has been much talk in the past week of a suggestion that the government is reviewing the possibility of bringing in a four-day working week – but among that discussion, there has been very little analysis of how such a thing would actually work.
No one deserves to be left in the dark when it comes to BPL
THE Olympics comes once every four years – but sadly for us, power outages courtesy of BPL come more often than that.
KDK REPORT: The chance to play
According to millions of players across the globe, the game of chess is analogous to life itself.
Exploring the nexus between climate change and health
This year’s Bahamas Youth Climate Conference benefitted from the wisdom of Dr William Hamilton MSc, MBBS.
INSIGHT: Changing mindset on climate change necessary for The Bahamas’ future
CLIMATE change has a degree of responsibility for many of the current challenges our nation is facing. We can no longer deny that extreme heat, more intense hurricanes, frequent flooding and other serious impacts have become a part of the reality for Bahamians within the 21st century. Yet, climate change – the cause of these issues – remains a niche topic in the minds of our citizens. If we want our islands to have a future, that must change.
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