Information on police statistics
The purpose of this letter is to provide information on the process engaged by the police in producing statistics.
Crime and colour
Crime - why is there such a low percentage of crime done by the minority ethnic group in our country?
ID card? How about a tattoo?
EDITOR, The Tribune.Re: National ID Card Being Considered By Government.
Pension has been downgraded
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Price swoop
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Enforce the laws over house stores
EDITOR, The Tribune. Re: Unlicensed (30) Days “House Stores, Loiterers, Drug Dealers, Residents and the Police
Farmers target of gangs of thieves
Farmers in New Providence for the past 10 to 15 years have suffered massive losses from a ring or gang of thieves that target farms.
Slavery and brutality
AS usual, Dr Bethel gives an interesting analysis of the topic.
BTC - a brave attempt, but we're not blind
Immediately following the radio announcement, and after watching the coverage on television of the governments taking back of 2 per cent shares of BTC, my reaction was, so who owns BTC now? They are even, and again Cable and Wireless yet runs everything! Also: ”What is the deal”? Come on, Mr Prime Minister, there are not many changes! Bahamians are not blind!
Not ready for VAT by July 1
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Wrongdoing goes to the bone
Don’t mind the fancy clothes and flowery speech; some in the PLP are nothing more than “glorified –––––”. In fact, a suitable acronym for some of this “greasy” hand crew should be: Promises, Lies, Pillage.
Christie to stay?
After reading the National Review in Monday’s paper in which Mr Christie suggested he might stay on and lead the PLP at the next general elections if Hubert Ingraham returned to front line politics, I called Mr Ingraham.
The future of Christie
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Bahamians tired of BTC debate
Perhaps it will not be too far-fetched to suggest that the ongoing BTC and Cable and Wireless Communications (CWC) debate will once again be reinvigorated among the aristocratic class and the media after it was published in The Nassau Guardian that former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham sought to regain the majority of shares in BTC his government sold to CWC.
Housing for seniors
Now for the matter at hand - focusing mainly on “Housing” of the Senior citizen division of the Bahamas Social Services – It needs much to be desired. Senior citizens are not treated well, especially as related to low-rental apartments.
