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With the fanfare of the Progressive Liberal Party convention barely over, former MP Leslie Miller is already warning of civil war in the party.
SO, barring a catastrophe at the polls in the new election, we are almost certainly in line for a second Minnis administration.
THE Democratic National Alliance is, we are sure, well intentioned and wants the best for the Bahamas. It raises its hand to speak every so often, makes a few points which we already pretty much know all about and then disappears back into the shadows.
It’s not often you can look at an incoming piece of legislation and honestly think - about time.
Imagine the worst politician you’ve ever seen. A liar, adulterer and buffoon who makes himself, his party and his country look a laughing stock. What can you do with such a person. Well, it’s obvious isn’t it? Make him Prime Minister.
“Send her back, send her back.” It was the chant that brought home how disturbing the state of American politics is at present – being driven by the racism of President Donald Trump.
“If there is only one person injured from a shot or weapon, that is too much.”
Two police-involved shootings in as many days again leads us to raise questions about such incidents.
IT is less than a week since Bahamas Independence celebrations – yet it already seems forever ago that people were calling for unity and an end to political divisiveness.
Tomorrow, Abaco faces an inspection that is more than “make or break” for its port – a failure would have a knock-on effect for the whole island.
If we were to invite readers to put their hands in the air if they were surprised to learn that there will be more load shedding this week, we doubt we would see many hands raised.
The decision to relocate the Post Office to Town Centre Mall has been thrown into the spotlight in the past week.
SOMETIMES life in The Bahamas seems to be always troubled by divisions.
The bid by Bahamas Hot Mix to raise up to $750m in cheap British government loans is certainly an eye-catching one.
Has the time now come for serious discussion about reparations?
It’s fair to say there’s not a great relationship between BPL and customers at the moment.
Is The Bahamas ready for a white prime minister?
It ought to be the crown jewel of The Bahamas. Instead, it’s not fit enough for its new occupant to live in.
Members of the community spoke yesterday about the fear, trauma and anger following Sunday’s mass shooting in Ethel Street.
In an instant, a celebration turned into horror. A birthday party for a pregnant woman in Montel Heights became the target of a mass shooting. Video clips circulated online showed how panic suddenly struck as people scrambled for cover.
THE news that a 21-year-old American woman was killed in a shark attack while swimming off Rose Island has been a shock both here and abroad.
THERE were two shocking statements yesterday – both detailed in today’s Tribune.
THE lawsuit filed by members of the Rastafarian community over Indian Hemp is a bold move – and one that comes at a delicate time in the debate over the legalisation of marijuana.
Next time you go shopping, or go to a restaurant, consider this: when they bring you the bill, why don’t you say oh no, I’m only going to pay five percent VAT on this one? Or maybe eight percent?
MIRIAM Emmanuel was the target of a lot of mockery over the past few days.