By Bryant Lowe The legalization of cannabis has, for a long time, been a controversial topic in The Bahamas, and indeed the world. I personally believe that the negative points that have often been put forth in an attempt to dissuade the public of the potential of a cannabis industry can be turned into positives […]

By David Gumbs, James Fletcher and Justin Locke The global economy is on lockdown and the predictions are staggering. And, there is one regional economy where the long-term realities of the coronavirus are already clear: The Caribbean. Over the past three decades, nearly every economy in the region transformed to depend on tourism, and today […]

From The President, Faculty, Students and Staff, University of The Bahamas. The vivid images of protestors in the United States and around the world demonstrating their pain, and outrage over the senseless and horrific loss of black lives are gripping and emotional. For more than a week, we have watched mothers, fathers, students, activists and […]