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WHEN Monique Pindling took the stage at the PLP convention in 2017, her words were a breath of fresh air.
TWO different developments in the spotlight today raise a weighty question – in the time of COVID-19, how picky should we be about the impact of projects?
DON’T put tasks off when things are going well – because when things are going badly, they’ll come back to bite you.
WE would like to commend the police force, for taking action following the publication of yesterday’s Tribune highlighting a wedding held in breach of emergency orders on Friday.
When photographs and videos from a wedding in Harbour Island went viral in July, the sense of hurt from people who had followed the rules and cancelled or delayed their weddings was palpable.
THE news about the end of the weekend lockdown might be good news – at least as long as it doesn’t reverse the downward trend of new COVID-19 cases – but it remains maddeningly inconsistent in many ways.
THERE is not a soul in The Bahamas who does not want to see the back of COVID-19.
IT’S wonderful to report two pieces of good news today.
ONE in three University of The Bahamas students who answered a survey have been raped – either in the form of sex without consent or statutory rape.
TOURISM Minister Dionisio D’Aguilar was adamant when he spoke up on Saturday about rapid antigen testing.
THE announcement yesterday that national debt is headed towards $8.9bn was an unsettling, yet expected moment.
If anyone was expecting major changes from Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis, they were soon disappointed.
SINCE he resigned his post as Minister of Health, Dr Duane Sands has been an increasingly vocal figure commenting on the government’s approach to tackling COVID-19.
BISHOP Neil Ellis was the talk of social media yesterday, after he took a break from rendering unto God to loudly condemn Caesar.
WE don’t need to tell you about the number of rundown buildings in Downtown Nassau.
READERS may be forgiven if, after looking at the announcements made on extending the emergency powers and the recommendations for the recovery of the economy, they asked one question: What does all this mean for me?
OVER and over in the battle against COVID-19, we have said that our approach is led by advice from health experts.
LOOK before you leap. That’s the warning from union chief Obie Ferguson – and it’s wise advice in an economy that is a long way from being on the rise again.
What would you do if you found yourself being stalked?
WHERE BPL has gone before, now the Water and Sewerage Corporation is seeking to follow – in cutting off customers whose bills remain unpaid.
IT seems like some disputes never go far away – even in a pandemic.
YOU have a weapon against COVID-19.
PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has made his move – and once again we prepare for a diet of curfews and lockdowns.
JUST when it seems the government is fresh out of ideas – along comes the private sector.
IS oil the future or is oil the past?