Stop myth that Lewis did nothing
BAHAMIANS have been fed the myth that Coalition of Independents MP Iram Lewis has done diddly squat in Central Grand Bahama.
Govt needs to make rent control laws
I note with interest in Thursday’s Tribune dated May 8th, Washington State Governor signed a bill into law to protect tenants.
Proposal to improve fire services
I read your remarks in this morning’s paper with great interest.
Return to righteous foundation
Across the islands of The Bahamas, there is a growing conversation around leadership—its character, its trajectory, and its responsibility to the people.
Tribute to Henry Bostwick
AS a Believer and a Christian, I am more than aware that all of us who live will one day die.
Another potential fire hazard
What is happening with the old Montagu Beach Inn on the corner of Shirley Street and Village Road?
A tribute to J Henry Bostwick
The Honourable J Henry Bostwick, a nation builder and titan at the criminal bar has gone home to take his rest.
Make right choice on Yntegra
I write as a Bahamian environmental expert, CEO of ONE Consultants, and former executive director of the Bahamas National Trust (BNT).
Moncur was a man of the people
It is with a heavy heart and deep reverence that I extend my sincerest condolences to the wife and family of Rodney Moncur on his passing.
LETTER: Upcoming election prediction
ALLOW me space in your valuable column to articulate an opinion on the predicament the Free National Movement party finds itself in its present position under the leadership of Michael Pintard.
LETTER: Reform and end the old systems
EVERY day, we hear debates on the effectiveness of Bahamian leadership through newspapers, social media, and radio. Yet, we have to acknowledge that we stand at a crossroads.
LETTER: As economy grows, all should gain
THE government pounding its chest over the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast of 0.1 percentage point economic growth for The Bahamas should not come as a surprise.
LETTER: New FNM team will carry torch
THE Free National Movement (FNM) was established as a result of a desire for increased accountability and transparency. On November 18, 1970, eight men courageously lit the torch to bring light out of darkness. The warmth of this torch has been felt throughout the decades that followed and now, as responsible Bahamians who love this country, we must rely on the light of the torch to help us navigate these dark times. The FNM is the movement of choice to govern the Bahamas because of its belief in Youth Empowerment, The Advancement of Women, and Upward mobility for each citizen.
LETTER: Thoughts on Bahamasair rate hike
BAHAMASAIR Customer Service announcement on their increase of fees for baggage... first surely Bahamasair could have waited til after Easter? The explanation and reasoning and consequence is hilarious... increasing the fees Will Improve The Quality Of Services! Press releases who checks them?
LETTER: Formalise rideshare industry
LET’S formalise the Rideshare industry. The Ministry of Energy and Transport has sent out a public notice to warn residents that Ride Share apps are illegal. It is not the first such notice.
