The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Ten men, bent on rendering violence and mayhem, in order to stop a political meeting of rebel PLP members, were only waiting for the opportune moment to strike. Ten men Continue Reading
For $25,000, an American armoured car robber, managed to buy a Bahamian passport and a new fugitive life in Cable Beach, Nassau. Such were the good times and high roller Continue Reading
In 1951, Mary Gertrude Baker was one Bahamian woman, who was determined to stand up for herself. She knew she had done nothing wrong in her employer’s house. The teenager Continue Reading
By 1963, the illegal Haitian migration problem, had all but overwhelmed, British colonial officials, in Nassau. Reliance on regulations contained in The Bahamas Immigration Act of 1963, which specifically sought Continue Reading
The drug years ostensibly began in the late 1970s. Drug trafficking started with marijuana smuggled out of South America headed to the United States. Things progressed quickly to the more Continue Reading
