The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
“I ought to allow for rigor mortis to have set in….” These were the scathing remarks intended to scold Opposition United Bahamian Party leader, Sir Roland Symonette, by Alvin R. Continue Reading
In 1973, within the quiet revolution of tremendous sociopolitical change, there was also turmoil brewing within the political inner circle of the Progressive Liberal Party. Disagreements over policy and progressive Continue Reading
They may have been Long Island boys by birth, but the political party they founded, was born, in an old wooden house, on the rise of East Street in Over Continue Reading
Dame Doris Johnson (1921-1983) was recently posthumously honoured, in the 50th anniversary—2023 Independence National Honours—with the distinguished Order of National Hero. Few today however, can truly appreciate the journey of Continue Reading
When the true history books are finally written on the under the table land deals, government kickbacks, collusion, bribery and hand go-hand-come deals; then a legitimate political story of The Continue Reading
