By-election has Marco City vibes
FIRST of I would like to extend sincere condolences to the family of the late Vaughn Miller. Not only was he a well-known politician, Progressive Liberal Party Cabinet minister, radio personality and environmental activist, he was also a devout born-again Christian.
Lessons in Fernander being appointed
I write as a concerned Bahamian who believes public office must be earned by record and reputation, not rewarded by proximity to power. The government’s decision to appoint former Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander as Consul General to Toronto is not a routine posting. It is a signal. And the signal is troubling.
A cry in the bushes
This morning, a newborn baby boy was found all alone in the bushes of our capital. He was still attached to his umbilical cord, fragile, and crying out for help. By God’s grace, a Good Samaritan familiar to me named Mr Gaitor heard the cry, followed the sound, and found the child. While trying to contact the authorities, Mr Gaitor prayed over the baby and declared life into the atmosphere. His kindness and courage helped save a precious infant. For that, we owe him our deepest gratitude.
Letter: Safer digital future for Bahamians
I want Bahamians to envision our Bahamas as a place recognised not only for its sun, sand, sea, and service but also for its trustworthiness.
Letter: Usher construction into 21st century by appointing Board
I am writing to draw attention to a concerning issue that has persisted since 2016.
Letter: A betrayal of public trust
A profound and telling moment has unfolded on the steps of the House of Assembly, one that should concern every citizen of The Bahamas.
LETTER: Stronger quality protection more important medicine than tariffs
I read with great interest your recent article, ‘Bahamas’ double-edged sword over medications’, which featured comments from Dr Marvin Smith and Dr Duane Sands. While Dr Smith raised valid points regarding the potential impact of the Trump administration’s pharmaceutical tariffs on drug costs and availability, I would like to offer a broader perspective on how these dynamics affect the Bahamian market.
Cooper should not sleep well
The game inside the Progressive Liberal Party has changed.
Too many suffer in silence
This week, we observe two global moments that speak to the moral and emotional strength of our nation.
End discord in Junkanoo
I have no idea who the letter writer ‘B Azzan Johnson’ is, but l would like to sincerely thank her/him for the Junkanoo letter entitled ‘The soul of Junkanoo’ printed yesterday, October 6.
LETTER: Keep RBDF home, don’t send to Haiti
I write today out of deep concern and frustration regarding the decision to send Bahamian troops to Haiti.
LETTERS: Be informed and get involved
In an age where information is more accessible than ever, it’s crucial to recognize the power that comes with being informed.
LETTERS: The crisis of illegal immigration
A crisis is unfolding unchecked in The Bahamas.
LETTERS: Protect our kids with no delay
The revelation by The Bahamas Crisis Centre that 180 children, aged between two and 17, were referred for sexual assault over the past eleven months should shake this nation to its very core.
LETTERS: Pride in our national symbols
WE talk often of national pride and our unique culture but how serious are we?
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