Troubles with simple language
It is amazing how difficult it is for most Bahamians to write simple grammar. I cringe when someone tells me he/she wants me to read a letter from a government ministry.
A respected referendum
The majority of the citizens of Scotland are ringing their bells this morning.
Sandilands patients on streets
Approximately three years ago, it had come to my attention, and I must say that I was very shocked as well as extremely disappointed that Sandilands had engaged in a policy of releasing patients into the Bahamian community despite the fact that these patients do not have a place to stay.
Call the Commissioner, Canadians
Next time, before publicising our perceived crime problems, those misinformed Canadians (many of whom are clearly enemies of The Bahamas) should check beforehand with our Minister & Commish.
PLP moves in right direction
The Gold Rush Administration, led by the Rt Hon Prime Minister, Perry Gladstone Christie, MP, PC (PLP-Farm Road), is, finally, getting its directions and priorities right. After initially fumbling the proverbial ball on any number of critical issues, the PLP government is forging ahead with doing the business of the people. Mind you, it is still too late in many cases but Rome, alas, was not built or reconstructed in one day.
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EDITOR, the Tribune
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EDITOR, The Tribune.
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EDITOR, The Tribune.
Advice on generators
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Enshrine marriage
EDITOR, The Tribune.
A petition to the Prime Minister
EDITOR, The Tribune.
A literary work of art
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Dysfunctional governance
EDITOR, The Tribune.
No ugency to reduce murder
EDITOR, The Tribune.
None of my business . . .
We have a brand new airport. It is beautiful and will open the door to more tourist dollars if properly directed. But we are told that the government barely has the money to keep its bathrooms stocked with toilet paper. Yet they found $3 million somewhere to build a brand new freight and office building?
