The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 1966, Tribune editor Sir Etienne Dupuch and Bahamian Times editor Arthur Foulkes, engaged in a very public war of words. There were two such published exchanges in the Tribune Continue Reading
For democracy, true democracy, to be a fair and effective form of government, there has to be a robust Opposition Party. For true democracy to thrive, in a two party 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
“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 1992, the United States Congress ordered that records related to the 1963 assassination of Kennedy would remained sealed, in the interest of national security, for another 25 years. In Continue Reading
