Dear editor, Fred Mitchell is upset at the Deputy Prime Minister for denouncing a calculated smear attack on his own son, while failing to say anything about some offensive comments made about certain individuals by two public servants. This is nothing but phony outrage and a lame attempt at polictical slight of hand. The issues […]

Dear Editor, I’ve been advised that in order to be considered credible, people that write, speak or make public announcements should at the onset, state their biases, relationships or interests, whether direct or indirect and they should do so early out of an abundance of caution and for the sake of full and frank disclosure. […]

How relationships have evolved over two generations BY MARECHAN BURROWS NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Megan Thee Stallion cemented her name in rap and social media culture when she coined the phrase ‘hot girl summer’ to promote her album, and push a carefree lifestyle and attitude to empower women embracing themselves. Following suit, influencers coined phrases such […]

By Sam Duncombe Thirty years of advocating for this country’s long-term welfare has taught me one abiding, unalterable truth: Bahamian satire writes itself. Over and over again, successive governments have breathed life into the old adage, “you can’t make this stuff up.” I opened the paper last week to see an incensed Minister D’Aguillar warning the American co-owner of the […]

Technological advancement, taxation, consumption, and productivity, for example, are all forces that work together to power the economic machinery. Each of these components has a critical part to play in driving economic expansion or creating economic recession depending on if they are working individually and together as they should. In The Bahamas, we hear quite […]