The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In the early morning hours of Tuesday, June 30, 1998, Isabella McIntosh-Laroda (nee Cornish) died at Princess Margaret Hospital “as quietly and unobtrusively as she had lived her life.” Her Continue Reading
In the mid-20th century Bahamas, if you were of modest means and needed capital, the bank’s answer was more often than not “no.” Formal financial institutions weren’t built for people Continue Reading
The future of Majority Rule may depend on the very figure the PLP worked so hard to forget: Cecil Wallace-Whitfield. Uncomfortable realities: PLP created January 10th holiday generates no genuine Continue Reading
To honour Majority Rule Day 2026, we remember Rev. Dr. Hervis Bain Jr. the designer of the Bahamian National Coat of Arms. Hervis Leamonde Bain Jr. (1942-2015): A Life of Continue Reading
Rupert Dean was, among other things, a poet. In 1915, he wrote “Nation’s Prayer” during the First World War. It was published by Mosley’s Printing Works. An incredible 1,500 were Continue Reading
