The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
To honour Majority Rule Day 2026, we remember Rev. Dr. Hervis Bain Jr. the designer of the Bahamian National Coat of Arms. Hervis Leamonde Bain Jr. (1942-2015): A Life of Continue Reading
One question haunts two land deals of April 15, 1935: Why didn’t H. G. Christie sell his 100 acres, in Caves, directly to Harry Oakes? Why sell for Pound Sterling Continue Reading
My father collected obituaries. In retirement, after twenty-five years in politics and sixty years of working life, the Late Rt. Honourable Bradley B. Roberts turned his attention to a project Continue Reading
In 1968, the colony’s Chamber of Commerce, such as it was, “warned” of sharp rises in its new cost of living measure. For a Bahamian family of three, to live Continue Reading
In philosophical terms, the original value of man, an hypothesis promulgated by progressive society and religious doctrine, imposed an intellectual conundrum for the emancipated negro. By 1924, some 90 years Continue Reading
