The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
1968 was a tumultuous, rollercoaster year for politics in the Bahamas. A new political cement was hardening. Realities had sunk in. Alliances had been made, and worse, were already being Continue Reading
In 1944, the 110-year-old, Bahamas Friendly Society, under the leadership of W. E. Dorsett, began to pave a new road in Bahamian politics. Seeking to lessen the vice grip like Continue Reading
All who sat in the House of Assembly, before 1834, were slave owners. Slaves were the only source of wealth and you had to be a landowner with wealth to Continue Reading
Conflict of interest for Bahamian government ministers only became an issue after 1967. After that is, a negro-led party took power. Before that, under the white-minority controlled Bahamian parliament, a Continue Reading
The 1960s was good to Sir Stafford Sands CBE, MP; that is, until 1967. In January 1967, the seat of government power was snatched out from under him and his Continue Reading
