Stench of corruption too strong
The PLP has been in panic mode ever since the beginning of investigations into alleged corrupt practices on their watch.
Ashamed to call myself a Bahamian
The absolute horror reported on the above date of Mr Douglas Ngumi's unlawful incarceration at the Carmichael Road Detention Centre sent shockwaves through me.
Cronyism is still thriving
We have had no garbage collection in our neighbourhood for more than two weeks now, forcing me to transport stinking maggot encrusted bags of refuse to a public dumpster in my own vehicle.
Reusable fuels is the way to go
OBAN - very disturbing comments from Senator Foulkes.
It's just rubbish
What on earth is going on with garbage collection on Breezy Hill off Village Road?
Get the adverts right
Not to put a damper on the Minister of Tourism’s enthusiasm, the new advertisement for tourism is nothing to shout about - rather sort of more okay than a smashing hit.
Solar the only power we need
Other than our food bill, the largest bill we have to find money for is BP&L - which continues to hurt, as the rates do not seem to wish to come down.
Relying on hope is not a strategy
When engaged in international relations a government must never base its policies on hope.
Time to take responsibility
Aquisition by the Defence Force of $240 million worth of patrol craft, and the development of the RBDF Base in Inagua and Coral Harbour truthfully started when Hon. Tommy T. Turnquest was Minister - at least the purchase of the patrol craft.
Keep it simple
Nothing has changed over the past 30 years. There is a constant and continual flow of economic migrants from Haiti, which remains still in an economic mess, even after massive aid after the earthquake, now years ago.
Apply the three Cs to help build your business
I read an article in your paper recently written by a Bahamian male who was celebrating our successes over the past year regarding tourist arrivals to our shores.
A few wishes this year
We who are reading this have much to be thankful for. We made it into a brand New Year and are able to look forward to the future, while ardently living the present. Our wonderful nation, despite the internal threats, for we really face none from without, save and except illegal immigration and migration, is poised for systemic, even if anaemic, economic growth and a degree of societal progress.
If you hear gunfire, don't arrive too early
When it comes to crime, any form of accurate imaging – video certainly assists the police.
Fred Mitchell, a thin-skinned self-publicist
Fred Mitchell is a thin-skinned self-publicist whose playbook includes pillorying his opponents and ridiculous attention-grabbing stunts, but he retreats to his pious corner to sulk and whine whenever his dirty laundry is hung out to dry.
Gamblers may want instant thrills – but we have enough
Bahamian gamblers want instant thrills - instant highs with in some cases at the web shops there are over 30 draws a day why even talk about a National Lottery?
