The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 1982, the number of self-declared millionaires to the total number of candidates, vying for the 43 available parliamentary seats in the House of Assembly, was around 1 in 5. Continue Reading
The extraordinary life and achievements of Alfred Francis Adderley continue to reveal themselves. In an era of colonial British Bahamian and negro Bahamian history, when all supposed avenues of progress Continue Reading
In 1889, the conviction of Thomas Narcisse George Clare for ‘tiefin’ da people’s money’ while in public office, caused his election, as the Member for Harbour Island, to be declared Continue Reading
100-year-old Ms. Rosiliza Price went to her grave fighting for the generation rights to a valuable strip of land on Hog Island (renamed Paradise Island). The property was left by Continue Reading
If truth be told, Harry Oakes’s money and influence, resided in The Bahamas longer than the man himself. More than 80 years after his opportunistic arrival, Oakes’s historical presence still Continue Reading
