Is the press against the PLP?
Myths are very hard to dispel, especially if they are deeply entrenched in the Bahamian culture. One commonly held myth which has been around since time immemorial is the view that the Press is heavily slanted towards the Free National Movement (FNM).
'Triple dipping'
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Rival claimants
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Where are he headed?
I am a concerned citizen.
Responding to 'an example to follow'
EDITOR, The Tribune.
This was published in this morning's paper Minister's trade mission to Dubai
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Keith Bell puts his foot in his mouth
EDITOR, The Tribune.
NB - This letter was also published Will there be an economic meltdown?
EDITOR, The Tribune.
When is something a state secret?
EDITOR, The Tribune.
The Surrey/National Stable Issue
EDITOR, The Tribune.
More manpower for police
EDITOR, The Tribune.
No money for Government House receptions?
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Reparations owed from slave horror
I read The Tribune’s story on Saturday, October 12, captioned “Bahamas Suing UK over Slavery” with some amusement and subsequently wrote a friend a note suggesting, inter alia, that “Most Bahamians will not consider this important but that is simply because we have generally run away from the whole horrific experience of slavery and the apartheid state of the colony of the Bahamas for the more than a century following the abolition of the business of slavery in the British Empire.
A dirty and unkempt Nassau
Nassau has not been this dirty and unkempt since the first Christie-led government and before that, not since before 1992.
Briefly
By DENISE MAYCOCK Tribune Freeport Reporter
