Enough is enough
The Bible said your foes are of your own household; and a chorus said your enemy cannot harm you but keep an eye on those who are supposed to be your friends.
The empty URCA board seat
At its annual Town Meeting to present its 2014 Annual Report and 2015 Annual Plan to the public on May 21st, the vacancy for the third non-executive Board member was evident although unmentioned.
An advocate for equality
Last week marked the passing of Senator Mizpah Tertullien, a great Bahamian woman – a visionary and trailblazer.
Definition of a Bahamian
In 2002, the PLP government signed the Economic Partnership Agreement by which more than half a billion Europeans would get rights of entry into The Bahamas. The Bahamas government was given 17 years to bring in legislation to give effect to this treaty and make it enforceable at the local level. In 2008, the FNM government ratified the treaty making it a virtual certainty that it would eventually become part of Bahamian law.
Analysis to determine Carnival success
I note with some interest your headline story entitled “Was Carnival really a success?” of May 21st, 2015.
Digicel leaves: we lose
Digicel leaves : we lose! What kind of statement is this you ask ?
State of Centreville
I had reason recently to drive through Farm Road - Centreville and was really shocked as to the physical state of the constituency.
Our money
You took nine million of our money to put on Carnival but people in Marathon are getting sick and dying and even the fear of getting sick or dying.
Where are the COB PhDs?
I am reliably informed that at the 2015 Bahamas Business Outlook Forum, the first two questions asked of Dr Rodney Smith, President of The College of The Bahamas by two persons in the audience were: Where are the PhDs at COB ?
Cable getting the jump?
URCA and Cable Bahamas are going at each other in the media on CBL’s tower construction exercise, but does anyone else care?
What are the facts?
I was amused to read the unsubstantiated remarks in The Tribune’s article of May 19 – Police Say 90,000 Attended Carnival.
Evolution of Junkanoo and Rake 'n Scrape
“You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.”
Culture of secrecy
House Speaker Dr Kendal Major’s blocking of the PAC probe of Urban Renewal is in keeping with the PLP’s culture of secrecy in all matters pertaining to their spending of public funds.
Mystery of the BTC Foundation
In a recent letter to another newspaper, Bradley Roberts, Chairman of the PLP, in listing the accomplishments of his party, extolled its success in getting BTC back in Bahamian hands. In a transaction announced with great fanfare early in 2014, we were told that Government never intended to take operational management control of BTC but that the nation acquired a majority economic interest in the company, at no cost.
How much was Paul Major paid?
The PLP are delirious in what they “perceive” as a successful launch of Junkanoo Carnival.
