Cat Island airport
The last time I wrote to you, I was bemoaning the country’s “discovery/saviour attitude” expressed with respect to the donation from the Susan G Komen organisation that was being utilised for the purchase of mammogram machines for government institutions.
A terrifying experience
I am, a concerned citizen, whose experience this morning had me fearing for my life! I want to share a terrifying experience with the Bahamian people.
How Grand Bahama is surviving
I think the time has come for the rest of The Bahamas to know just how severe the economic crisis has been in Grand Bahama.
God and gambling
After days of seeking the Lord for myself, I have been asking Him the questions: Is Gambling A Sin?
Christmas gifts
As Christmas soon reach, I was thinking of gifts for Perry Christie and Hubert Minnis.
A lily in our Bahamaland
On April 13th, 1964, Sidney Poitier won an Oscar for best male actor for his role in the movie “Lilies of the Field”.
Bill does not address public's demand
Wednesday, the Government tabled a Bill that is a total waste of time in the context of dealing with what the Bahamian people are now demanding for on the issue of gambling – which is to deal with all matters related to gaming for Bahamians inclusive of the discriminatory clause in the Constitution that permits the Parliament to block the gaming rights of Bahamians.
Why opposition from Christians?
Why are Christians and Pastors trying to stop gambling from becoming legal?
Looking back on the North Abaco vote
North Abaco now has a Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) member of Parliament in the person of Renardo Curry.
Christian Council suddenly comes alive to gambling?
Kindly permit my five cents on this contentious issue of gambling.
Oswald Brown used a poor choice of words in anti-Tribune letter
I hope you would permit me to comment in your newspaper on a very interesting letter that I had read at least three or four times on Bahamas Press.
In response to Sharon Turner’s Tom Foolery
I trust this letter comes at a good time when there is space enough to permit my response to Sharon Turner’s Tom Foolery.
Referendum on shifting sands
No matter what, by the time I finish writing this and make it public, the details would likely have changed yet again, so please take this writing as a snapshot taken at a particular point in time in the evolution of a political creature.
PM spouting nonsense on vote
The chicken has now come home to roost. Prime Minister Perry Christie is spewing all sorts of nonsense about the upcoming referendum on numbers with nothing seen from the consultants his government contracted for advice.
We are gambling with gambling
The Prime Minister proudly announced that the referendum on gambling will be held on December 3, 2012.
