The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In May 1949, an important economic report was tabled in the House of Assembly. Little did they know at the time that, decisions made on this report, would have far Continue Reading
In November 1921, Assembly Members were debating whether or not, an electricity building contract, had been drafted by the Attorney General, in a timely and correct manner. This debate ignited Continue Reading
St. Augustine’s was founded in 1946 by Father Frederic Frey. By 1947, it was a busy, working monastery and Boys’ College of exemplary education. 1950 – St Augustine’s Prize Giving Continue Reading
Domestic violence always has a long, sad and brutal history. It is a phenomenon which pays itself forward. It is never static. It moves within and throughout families, communities, even Continue Reading
Domestic violence shapes a nation, as much as, any given social or economic factor. It gouges out a brutal place in a nation’s psyche, leaving all manner of jagged edges Continue Reading
