The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Under British administration, better known as, colonialism, the cost of all foreign public service appointments, fell on the Bahamian government purse. Everything, from the Governor’s salary and family living allowance, 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
By 1946, The Bahamas was almost twenty years behind Britain, in amending its minimum age for marriage laws. For girls, in 1946, the minimum marriage age was still 12 years Continue Reading
Necessity is the mother of invention, as an old saying goes. Necessity, in The Bahamas, in the late 1940s, was money. Big money! It always has been really. Apparently, in Continue Reading
