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We lost. We won.

Dear Editor, They say that the leader has the final responsibility and should take the blame whenever a defeat is experienced by the group he or she is leading. That is a view I subscribe to but only in those situations where leadership has been responsible and accountable. The defeat... Read more →

On the eve of the PLP's 50th year of gaining power

Dear Editor, As the dust settles on May 10, 2017, there will be continued discussion on the “why” aspect of the event and “how” the Progressive Liberal Party got to that juncture, we will see what is apparent and what accounted for the loss in practical terms but the underlying... Read more →

Mr. Ingraham's moral currency

Photo: Nassau Guardian Dear Editor, Loretta Butler-Turner, steps into very deep water when she compares her political career and that of Hubert Alexander Ingraham. Her argument could be considered if she had a context for making the statements she made about Mr.Ingraham. It is true that she is an independent,... Read more →

Advance Poll Chaos. Another day at the office?

Rev Sherlyn Hall Parliamentary Commissioner Photo: Nassau Guardian Dear Editor, The application I made for early voting was approved and I did my best to arrive at an early time, but was not prepared for the amount of people I met at the Kendall G.L. Isaacs Gym. After a while... Read more →

Just do your job

Photo: The Tribune Dear Editor, There is a political featuring Dr.Hubert Minnis that seems to be highlighting all of the things that Dr.Minnis is not. The ad was broadcast last week and for some reason it was followed by a promo on the new critical care block at The Princess... Read more →

Baha Mar Sales Agreement

Photo: The Tribune Dear Sir, Since the work on Baha Mar has begun and 600 persons have been hired so far; is it safe to say that the sale of Baha Mar has been completed? Are we going to have to wait until April 21, like Attorney Wayne Munroe is... Read more →

Moving Beyond Regret

Dear Editor, In an attempt to squeeze out some pity for himself for of his latest indiscretion, the Prime Minister has decided to point a finger at the Bahamian public. Levelling the accusation that we are not active enough when it comes to speaking about what is wrong in our... Read more →

We do not have a crime problem

Dear Editor, I would like to go on record and disagree with all of the talk show hosts and media personalities who think that we have a crime problem; to listen to them pontificate you get the impression that this situation is something new. It is not new and we... Read more →

Education Minister Needs To Get Serious

Dear Editor, The National News page in the Nassau Guardian of February 8, 2017 has a news story where the Minister of Education dismisses the effectiveness of single gender classrooms, even opining that, “This old, outdated thing about separating doesn’t work. There is no research to show that it works... Read more →

Not enough contracts

Dear Editor, The call is being made for the Opposition forces in the nation to unite, but that call is coming too late. We heard no such talk when the official Opposition and it’s leader kept their shoulder to the wheel in the role of opposing, even when those who... Read more →