The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Communism and the threat of it spreading into democratic nations, in the West, was to be stopped at all costs. America took the lead in this endeavour, especially after Cuba Continue Reading
For the Bahamas, the sea has afforded every beauty and bounty, to every life that has ever existed on its shores. The sea is the first and greatest love this Continue Reading
Common Journey is perhaps the most appropriate name for the bread, which has, over the past two hundred years or so, arguably became the national bread of the Bahamas. For Continue Reading
In 1830, the Bahamas Governor, James Carmichael Smith, had been instructed by England to receive the Haitian flag and afford it all due respect. In other words, authority was granted, Continue Reading
Migration has often been depicted as a major problem for struggling developing countries, whether as receiver or sender nation. The loss of valuable workers and human capital for sending countries, Continue Reading
