LETTERS: All is not well in the classroom
THERE are some who like to talk about learning loss.
LETTERS: Need to be serious on crime
WE recently had some stats from the police which seemed pretty good, but to complement those numbers, it would be good if somebody from now on, going forward, kindly do the following, and I now ask, for the last six months:
LETTERS: Literacy is key to freedom
Today (September 8), the world observes International Literacy Day under the theme “Promoting literacy in the digital era.”
Words alone do not alter reality
THE recent letter by Latrae Rahming in your daily on September 1, 2025, on the power of a nation’s internal dialogue presents a compelling, yet ultimately incomplete, argument.
Govt - Fix US student visa issue
TO the dismay of many Bahamians, a few months ago, it was reported that the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, ordered all embassies to stop scheduling interviews for student visas for students to study in the United States.
GB still in limbo post Dorian
Six years have passed since Hurricane Dorian’s devastating assault on Grand Bahama.
LETTER: PM must scrutinise nominees
THE Prime Minister/President of any democratic nation has the option to hire, fire and/or reshuffle cabinet members, in his/her discretion.
Meritless criticism of Pintard
A ghostwriter calling himself The Forerunner wrote in the August 14 edition
Where did Parks and Beaches money go?
THE recent revelation that the Bahamas Public Parks and Beaches Authority overspent its budget by $16.2m is alarming.
LETTERS: Clarifying drug costs in country
I recently read a letter published in your paper in which a concerned citizen called on the government and insurance companies to negotiate better drug prices, citing the high cost of medication in The Bahamas.
Pastors need to pastor, not condemn
IT’S all too common place in the very fabric of our Bahamian life.
LETTERS: Celebration Key a win for Bahamas
I was happy to see the grand opening of Celebration Key this month.
LETTERS: Govt has priorities wrong
As we approach our nation’s 52nd anniversary of Independence, we must reflect on our state of affairs.
LETTER: Involve the stakeholders in process
I haven’t really said anything about these new legislations the government has implemented because to be completely honest, I didn’t want to deal with the ignorant comments from people not in the industry - because if you are not in the industry, chances are you do not understand the reach this industry has to Bahamians.
Needs for fire trucks in islands
GRATEFUL yet again for the opportunity afforded me to be able to raise these several tit bits contained in the caption, in anticipation of it being published for the benefit of the reading Bahamian public.
