September 23, 2013
Alfred Sears
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FATF 'won't stop' until Bahamas out of financial industry
Two former attorneys general yesterday agreed that the global fight against financial crime has been misused to undermine The Bahamas’ competitiveness and drive it out of financial services.Alfred Sears QC and John Delaney QC, both of whom had to dea
Sears calls for PLP to embrace We March Bahamas
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears on Monday called for the leaders of the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) to “embrace” the We March Bahamas movement rather than attempting to “suppress the group by flexing their muscles.”
Sears to resume campaign and visit hurricane-hit areas
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears said he plans to resume his leadership campaign for the Progressive Liberal Party in the coming weeks, with initial plans calling for visits to those areas hardest hit by Hurricane Matthew.
PLP stalwart councillors upset at treatment, warns Alfred Sears
PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party stalwart councillors are dissatisfied with being treated merely as tools to maintain Prime Minister Perry Christie’s incumbency, only to be discarded and excluded after convention, according to party leader hopeful Alfred Sears.
Alfred Sears resigns as COB Council Chairman
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears has tendered his resignation as Chairman of the Council of the College of the Bahamas as he makes the transition back to frontline politics as a candidate for the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) in the 2017 general election.
Sears calls for ‘effective system of local govt’
DESPITE pledges from the major political parties, not enough has been done to empower local governments on the Family Islands or to decentralise power in New Providence, former Attorney General Alfred Sears said over the weekend.
Sears takes issue with Wilchcombe over festival
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears wanted to know whether Tourism Minister Obie Wilchcome’s recent statements to the press about the Caribbean Muzik Festival were sarcastic references to him.
Sears seeks term limits and integrity commission
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears has called for the establishment of an “Integrity Commission to investigate the conduct of members of Parliament, senators, and senior public officials” and for term limits for prime ministers.
Sears and Griffin named as first PLP election candidates
THE National General Council of the Progressive Liberal Party last night announced the ratification of two longstanding party members to contest seats in the upcoming general election.
Sears stays silent on Fort Charlotte return
FORMER Fort Charlotte MP Alfred Sears was tight-lipped yesterday about his future in the constituency amid calls for him to return as Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) representative for the area after Dr Andre Rollins' resigned from the party.
Sears ‘available’ to run if chosen by the PLP
WHILE the Progressive Liberal Party regretted its decision of having nominated Dr Andre Rollins in the Fort Charlotte constituency, former area MP Alfred Sears yesterday said he is “available” and willing to return to party politics “in any way the party wishes”.
Alfred Sears calls for 'sensitivity' in immigration approach
FORMER Attorney General Alfred Sears said the government needs to "exercise the level of sophistication" and "sensitivity" in "harmonising" its local and international obligations while enforcing its new immigration policies.
COB tightens finance control after criticism by audits
AS two union representatives called for the removal of a top College of the Bahamas (COB) employee yesterday, the college’s Council President Alfred Sears said mechanisms are being established to strengthen its fiscal administration.
Committee formed to discuss reparations for slavery
TWENTY-TWO persons have been selected to form the country’s National Reparations Committee that will establish the moral, ethical, and legal case for the payment of repatriations by the former colonial European countries.
Reparations committee to be constituted soon
THE Bahamas’ National Reparations Committee will be fully constituted soon after CARICOM heads meet to discuss the issue of reparations at their next meeting on February 18, Committee Chairperson Alfred Sears told The Tribune.
Sears: Much defensiveness in Bahamas over slavery damage
DEFENSIVE reactions against the concept of slavery compensation belies the psychological legacy of systemic oppression, said former education minister Alfred Sears.
$50M a year spent on foreign consultants
WELL over $50 million is spent annually by the Bahamas government on consultancy services concerning proposals for heads of agreements, the College of the Bahamas council chairman revealed yesterday.
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