GAIN AN EDGE: BTVI’s ‘Giving’ programme encourages public participation in school’s success
THE Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) is set to launch its inaugural giving day campaign.
WORLD VIEW: Haiti’s leaders must set aside petty differences
AS gang violence spirals out of control in Haiti, the limitations of international efforts to restore order, including a Kenyan-led security mission, have laid bare the depth of the crisis.
DIANE PHILLIPS: Pools in schools or schools in pools?
Some of us are just plain lucky.
Taking Flight: How birding ecotours can diversify The Bahamas’ tourism industry and foster conservation
The Bahamas is perhaps best known for its shimmering aquamarine waters, powdery-sand beaches, and world-class beach resorts that can rival any in the world.
The impact of climate on athletic performance in The Bahamas: Adapting to our unique environment
AS the temperatures drop slightly during what is considered “winter” in The Bahamas, athletes face a unique set of environmental challenges that can impact performance.
IAN FERGUSON: Making the management leap a smooth transition
Transitioning from an employee to a supervisor is a significant and transformative journey in one’s professional career.
FRONT PORCH: Rotten at our core - The social collapse of The Bahamas
The brutal sexual assaults and murders of 12-year-old Adriel Moxey and 72-year-old Vernencha Butler outraged and horrified most Bahamians.
STATESIDE: Americans have much to be thankful for
It’s Thanksgiving in America this morning.
ALICIA WALLACE: Channelling rage and anti-resilience
The Global 16 Days Campaign started on Monday, November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDEVAW).
PETER YOUNG: Israeli leaders threatened with arrest
The International Criminal Court in The Hague dropped a bombshell last week.
FRONT PORCH: The moral and economic imperative of gaming reform
While many politicians and others continually bemoan structural issues in our economy in areas such as inequality, poverty reduction, education and training, greater equity in the tax code, social development and related matters, few are keen to address a glaring matter of economic injustice.
KDK REPORT: Spilled milk
On a recent trip to Nashville, Tennessee, I had a long and somewhat in-depth conversation with my taxi driver, hereafter referred to as Cameron.
Hanging is not the solution to our country’s growing crime dilemma
Please allow me an opportunity to express my views on what I think is a different albeit familiar consideration to the issue of hanging in The Bahamas.
INSIGHT: A shocking crime - but violence against women is all too commonplace
It shocked the nation, so we were told – but given the level of violence in our nation towards women, are we really shocked by Adriel Moxey’s murder?
WORLD VIEW: People of English-Speaking Caribbean are freer than most in the world
If you live in an English-speaking Caribbean country, do you consider yourself freer and more fortunate than many others around the world?
