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WHAT is the point of a promise if it remains unfulfilled?
THE baton has passed from one government to another, and so, it would seem, has the blame for the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic – if former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis is to be believed.
THE promise from the PLP in their campaign slogan was clear: A New Day.
THE biggest issue facing The Bahamas before the election remains the biggest issue facing the nation after the election.
THE biggest issue facing The Bahamas before the election remains the biggest issue facing the nation after the election.
HOW secure is Government House?
THE date has been set.
THE new government has shown its cards.
WHEN a new government is voted in, it is important to hit the ground running – and for ministers, that can mean making a strong first impression.
THREE different stories on our front page today might cause readers to raise an eyebrow at our new government.
THE fight against COVID-19 received mixed news over the weekend.
THE early days of the new government have prompted some eyebrow raising. Promotions put on hold. Contracts being reviewed. Board appointments, disaster authority, food aid programme to be reviewed.
OBIE Wilchcombe wants to reinvent the wheel.
FIRST it was promotions being halted – and now it’s contracts under review.
HAITI is struggling.
ON the eve of the 2017 election, the Royal Bahamas Police Force promoted 851 officers under the then PLP government.
A NEW government never gets long before the size of the task at hand becomes clear – and that has perhaps never been more true than in the middle of this pandemic.
Former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has reached the end of the road as FNM leader – the only question now is when he will leave the post.
Former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has reached the end of the road as FNM leader – the only question now is when he will leave the post.
AN end to secrecy, and a building of trust.
IT’S hard to imagine. Just four years ago the FNM swept to power with a huge majority giving it licence to do as it wished for the benefit of the country. All that stood against them was an Opposition of just four MPs – Philip “Brave” Davis and his three colleagues – the only survivors of the electoral rout.
THE time has come, Bahamas. Today, we make a choice. It is a difficult choice, but it is one which will guide the years ahead in our country.
IS THERE a glimmer of hope in the number of COVID cases being recorded?
Are jobs being given for votes in Abaco?
FIRST, there was a proposal by the FNM to provide free food in schools for all children at government schools.