Showing posts with label Bahamian Politicians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bahamian Politicians. Show all posts
Sunday, September 4, 2022

The Official Opposition, Free National Movement (FNM) party is in political upheaval

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Inside troublemakers who support the return of the former FNM party leader,  Dr. Minnis  are apparently trying feverishly/violently to frust...
Tuesday, March 13, 2012

The Bahamas has had four murder records in five years... ...Our politicians need not add hostility through public discourse in a nation that already has a violence problem

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The tone of political rhetoric thenassauguardian editorial Over the last few weeks some very aggressive rhetoric has been exchanged betw...
Saturday, February 11, 2012

Haitian President Michel “Sweet Micky” Martelly's visit to The Bahamas and the politics of Bahamian Politicians in regards to it

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By Dennis Dames: The recent visit by the president of Haiti, Michel “Sweet Micky” Martelly to The Bahamas - has created the perfect non-...

Michael Telairin, Coordinator of the United Haitian Bahamian Association of The Bahamas says that Haitian President Michel Martelly’s visit to The Bahamas this week was positive, but his message was misunderstood... ...Martelly said that those Haitian-Bahamians who have the opportunity to vote in The Bahamas' upcoming general election, should support the party who has their interest at heart ...and these comments are articulated by every politician and religious leader ...so it should not have such a negative reaction

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Haitian-Bahamian group says Martelly was misunderstood By Royston Jones Jr Guardian Staff Reporter royston@nasguard.com United Haitian ...
Friday, February 3, 2012

I believe that what is lacking in our Bahamian society is an ‘all hands on deck’ approach in our communities by our parents, religious leaders, politicians and civic organizations... ...we must invest appropriately in the education of our children to acquire the requisite skill-set... diversifying our economy to provide opportunities for both educated and technical Bahamians... taking the necessary steps to reduce our national debt and deficit... as well as implementing a progressive tax system in order to move our country forward

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Where do we go from here? pt. 1 By Arinthia S. Komolafe: The Bahamas like many other nations around the world in this 21st century is ...
Thursday, January 26, 2012

If doctors and politicians want to attract medical tourism to The Bahamas, they need first to inspire confidence in Bahamian medical services among Bahamians themselves... ...Putting the legislation that already exists to work on behalf of the public interest by providing quality assurance and oversight of healthcare delivery is the obvious place to start

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A question of medical trust Tough Call - tribune242 IN a recent Tribune article, heart specialist Dr Conville Brown complained about B...
Saturday, December 31, 2011

The politicians and the politics of the 1990s -- even of 2007 -- are obsolete... And as far as the politics of The Bahamas is concerned, both of our long-standing parties have seemed comfortable with the formula bequeathed to us by our colonial forefathers; a pepper-pot of traditionalism in some areas and a discourse of modernisation in others -- a dish which has resulted in the gradual disintegration of the Bahamian middle class over the last decade in the face of a global economy in transition, concentrating wealth more and more in fewer peoples' hands

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Making the case for a national political debate By JOEY GASKINS EXPLICITLY, my intention is to present an argument for why I believe ...
Thursday, December 15, 2011

...it is now open season for all aspiring politicians and political organizations in The Bahamas

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Election fever is upon us By CFAL Economic view Once again, election fever is upon us.  With the report of the boundaries commission havi...
Sunday, October 30, 2011

The marriage of politics and crime in The Bahamas is a long standing one shrouded in silence

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Gangster’s Paradise Part 1 By Ian G. Strachan Crime and the political class There is no greater problem facing The Bahamas, as far as the...
Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Bishop Simeon Hall has called on all politicians to resist the temptation of turning the controversial issue of capital punishment into a “political football”

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Hall: Capital punishment should not be political football KRYSTEL ROLLE Guardian Staff Reporter thenassauguardian krystel@nasguard.com...
Sunday, June 12, 2011

Gangsterism and politics: Bahamian politicians take note of the deadly end result of politics and corruption

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Electronic fence needed between gangsterism and politics tribune242 editorial ANYONE who has followed the rise and fall of Jamaica'...
Monday, June 6, 2011

It is now time for Bahamian politicians to take note... Remember one is judged by the "friends" one keeps... Distance yourselves from known criminals in the run up to the 2012 general election

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Don't make the criminal your bedfellow tribune242 editorial LAST WEEK Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham gave politicians on all sides...
Friday, May 6, 2011

WORKERS' Party leader Rodney Moncur says: ...the memorandum of understanding signed between the National Development Party (NDP) and the Workers' Party (WP) late last year establishing an alliance for the next general election, had been broken

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Worker's party leader 'shocked' by NDP members move to the PLP By TANEKA THOMPSON Tribune Staff Reporter tthompson@tribunem...
Thursday, May 5, 2011

Branville McCartney and his Democratic National Alliance (DNA) party will have a lot of competition this election season...

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Politicians Dismiss DNA By ROGAN SMITH jonesbahamas After Bamboo Town MP Branville McCartney quit the Free National Movement (FNM) h...
Friday, April 22, 2011

Bahamian politics, politicians, pundits, pollsters, strange bedfellows and the next general election in The Bahamas

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Politicians, pundits and pollsters By Philip C. Galanis With slightly more than one year, at most, before the general election must ...