GB police relocation and politics
CONCERNING the eviction notices handed out to the 50 police officers residing in government owned apartment units in Freeport, I would say that this is a very sensitive, touchy situation that the governing Progressive Liberal Party and the Opposition Free National Movement are wrangling over.
Don't forget the needs of our men
Have you noticed that when we discuss gender affairs, the focus is always on women and children, as if men are not the other gender who require attention for the challenges they face?
We must act now to end violence
HOW much more blood must be spilled before we finally say, enough is enough?
Bothered by ‘ugly’ billboards
MORE UGLINESS! Boy we seem to like ugly!
Pintard in bind over Minnis
LINCOLN Bain’s Coalition of Independents has ratified 28 candidates since September 2024.
Handing keys to the unknown
PLEASE permit me to share my concerns before the Space X landing. Timelines seem very short. Many environmental professional colleagues and I found out just this past week (February 13) that Elon Musk’s Falcon nine first-stage booster will be landing on a drone ship this month (February 18) with 20 more landings planned for this year.
No faith in sale of Lucayan
AM I confident in Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis’ statement that a deal to sell the Grand Lucayan Resort is in the final stages?
COI video revises FNM history
IN A YouTube video spanning over two hours long, Coalition of Independents Leader Lincoln Bain did a presentation on the alleged corruption within the Free National Movement.
Childish leaders not beneficial to Bahamians
Serious attention must be given to the living standards under which the majority of Bahamians live in the fifty-eighth years of “Majority Rule”.
The silly season is on its way
The time, often referred to as the “silly season” is fast approaching.
Cyber attack is a lesson for all
ON Wednesday, January 5, reports surfaced that the University of The Bahamas had fallen victim to a ransomware attack, crippling its network and disrupting online services.
Tribune first
OVER the weekend at a Progressive Liberal Party youth conclave on Grand Bahama, Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis stated that the his government is in the final stage of closing a deal with a prospective buyer.
Grand Bahama not dying
I WISH to respond a letter to the editor you recently published, which was clearly a shameless political hit piece on Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism Chester Cooper.
Bureaucracy a hindrance?
ASSORTED personalities in the economic and political spheres have long used banking institutions and entrepreneurial inertia as poster and whipping “boys” as to why there is a stark lack of new entrepreneurs coming on stream and “adequate” funding for such persons.
A lack of faith is what hinders us
IN view of the recent national address by Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis, KC. MP, I would have preferred to critique and compliment him on the same in short order.
