The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
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
Ironies underly the history of the land known as Oakes Field. It was Harold G. Christie (H. G. Christie) who was behind the sale of all that land to Sir Continue Reading
By 1955, public sector revenues were on a promising upward trajectory. For a small island colony of the British Empire, this was nothing short of miraculous. Nassau, in particular, was Continue Reading
The evening of 8th July 1956 was a defining moment in Bahamian political history. That night would alter the lives of several men, who, although would not realise it at Continue Reading
By the close of 1967, Premier Pindling was already well aware that there were those within his PLP administration who were not happy. It appeared that there was an all Continue Reading
