Showing posts with label Bahamian future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bahamian future. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013

...we Bahamians don’t have an issue with slavery... ...We don’t mind giving up our personal freedoms, our self-determination ...we don’t mind having to rely on other people to feed us ...to clothe us ...to determine our future... ...Like Uncle Tom, we don’t mind a Massa ...we just want a good one

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Five Years Later . . . By RUPERT MISSICK JR: IF YOU were born with a disability, this is not about you.   If you are a child; t...
Wednesday, July 11, 2012

President of the Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission of Seventh-day Adventists (A.C.U.S.D.A) Dr. Leonard Johnson warned Bahamians not to gamble with their future by supporting the legalisation of the numbers business

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Bahamians Warned Over Gambling By Rogan Smith The Bahama Journal A leading pastor is warning Bahamians not to gamble with their futu...
Saturday, May 5, 2012

Bahamians Decide Their Future On Monday May 07, 2012... ...We will choose between a decisive leader, who will achieve much for the country... or an indecisive leader who will let others take the lead... ...The Bahamian people hold their destiny in their own hands... ...Choose wisely...

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Bahamians Decide Their Future On Monday tribune242   LAST WEEK, a young Bahamian came to see us. He wanted to talk. It was abo...
Monday, March 19, 2012

As Bahamians, let’s continue to build a better Bahamas; a nation where at the end of this upcoming electoral process - FNMs, PLPs, DNAs and Independents would work together to forge a brighter future for our young people

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Let Calm Heads Prevail by Hon. Dr. Hubert A. Minnis The Bahamas is approaching the election season, with numerous events, rallies and e...
Friday, October 7, 2011

Hubert Ingraham should have invested not in roads but in the future of our youth... ... infrastructure work has not acted as a major stimulus to the economy... We are still experiencing almost zero growth

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Ingranomics Part 1 By Ian G. Strachan Last week we looked at some of the positives of the FNM’s term in office.  It’s time now to look ...