Murder count passes 100 - what now?
THE hundredth murder of the year took place yesterday. And the 101st. And the 102nd. No single murder is any more or less important a number than any other – and yet it does represent the grim toll that continues to be exacted on our streets.
The need to value our history
HOW much do we truly value our history?
Addressing court ruling a job for PM, not Mitchell
IN the wake of the court ruling that saw $1.6bn being awarded to Sarkis Izmirlian in the court battle with China Construction America, the government gave a quick response.
Prepare for the worst, and hope for the best as Milton approaches
BE safe. Be prepared. Be ready for the stormy conditions headed our way.
Thankful for end of dock strike
THE US dock strike is over!
Jamesly’s family deserves answers
THREE months ago, Jamesly Richmond was killed.
Celebrating cultural cornerstones
WE hope that both will forgive the term but two great Bahamian institutions are being celebrated – one with a birthday bash over the weekend just passed and the other with a major concert next weekend.
Positive progress in bank fee discussions
SLOWLY but surely, progress has been made in the discussion over bank accounts and the fees we are charged to use them.
Local action on climate change should match international talk from Davis
CLIMATE change is again in the spotlight – with Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis giving a speech during the Climate Week event held in New York.
Are we letting our history crumble away?
THE collapse of the Reinhard Hotel this week caused much public interest – and much concern over our crumbling history.
Gas up, BPL down...what next?
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis last night gave a wide-ranging interview touching on a host of issues affecting the Bahamian public.
When will we see aviation regulations enforced?
IN 2018, a plane crashed off the Berry Islands.
Will Bahamas hold Nygard to account?
PETER Nygard is a sex offender and he has been sent to prison.
Why no update on domestic violence shelter?
THE lack of progress over the opening of a domestic violence shelter has reached such a level that it appears people are giving up on government over it.
Five years later, Dorian’s shadow remains
THE shadow of Hurricane Dorian looms large over The Bahamas.
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