Letters to the Editor

LETTERS: Celebration Key a win for Bahamas

I was happy to see the grand opening of Celebration Key this month.

LETTERS: Govt has priorities wrong

As we approach our nation’s 52nd anniversary of Independence, we must reflect on our state of affairs.

LETTER: Involve the stakeholders in process

I haven’t really said anything about these new legislations the government has implemented because to be completely honest, I didn’t want to deal with the ignorant comments from people not in the industry - because if you are not in the industry, chances are you do not understand the reach this industry has to Bahamians.

Needs for fire trucks in islands

GRATEFUL yet again for the opportunity afforded me to be able to raise these several tit bits contained in the caption, in anticipation of it being published for the benefit of the reading Bahamian public.

Kingsley’s name also unknown

NAME recognition in Bahamian politics can be an added bonus in one’s attempt to win a seat in the House of Assembly. West Grand Bahama and Bimini MP Kingsley Smith understand this.

LETTERS: Protect our children

I write not merely to express outrage, but to confront the conscience of a society that continues to fail its most vulnerable—our children.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Dismantle circus of politics

THE current government has announced its desire to win the next general election; however, it continues to renominate lackluster MPs and cabinet ministers, many of whom oversee crumbling infrastructure, unchecked crime, and economic paralysis.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Protest and demand hanging

WHAT a damn shame Inspector. Lennox Williams was shot down dead this afternoon, trying to make a deposit only to be accosted by two hoodlums on this Father’s day.

LETTER: No success with finding investors

Da Budget...what do we believe? Is Minister Davis saying that there is a surplus of revenue to cover all outstanding accounts?

LETTER: Politicians don’t need pay raise

I am writing in response to a recent letter to the editor that attempts to justify an increase in your salary. I wholeheartedly reject this argument as misguided at best.

LETTER: Davis words on Pintard will backfire

Listening to those disparaging remarks made by the Prime Minister towards the leader of the Opposition, when addressing a PLP gathering over the weekend will I am sure remind many Bahamians of the disparaging remarks made by the late Sir Lynden Pindling when referring to the Honourable Hubert Ingraham as the “Delivery Boy” during the bye election in Grand Bahama following the death of the late Sir Cecil Wallace-Whitfield.

The Tribune