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?
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
