The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In Homer’s Odyssey, Telemachus did not choose his inheritance — he was born into a house his father had built, on ground his father had claimed, in the middle of Continue Reading
The 1967 Commission of Inquiry into Casino Gambling in The Bahamas is not light reading. But for those willing to sit with its transcript, it begins to illuminate something remarkable Continue Reading
When Charles Trevor Kelly, C.B.E., was laid to rest in St. Anne’s Cemetery, Fox Hill, in June 1994, The Bahama Journal’s obituary painted a portrait of humble success: the multimillionaire Continue Reading
The Bahamian voter has developed an aversion to third party politics. Third parties are ignored, vilified, and dismissed as not having enough money, savvy, posture and exposure to take on Continue Reading
One question haunts two land deals of April 15, 1935: Why didn’t H. G. Christie sell his 100 acres, in Caves, directly to Harry Oakes? Why sell for Pound Sterling Continue Reading
