On the resignation of Minister Lanisha Rolle
A letter is circulating in the public domain under the signature of Lanisha Rolle MP resigning from the Cabinet and the government. Our sources have
February 23, 2021
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A letter is circulating in the public domain under the signature of Lanisha Rolle MP resigning from the Cabinet and the government. Our sources have
Carl Culmer uses the word ‘disgrace’ in his press release of 22 February 2021. We will tell Bahamians what is a disgrace: Two FNM Ministers
Once again the Prime Minister’s national address was a total waste of public resources and a wasted wait for an exercise of nothingness. As Prime
Ladies and Gentlemen: Let’s talk about what’s happening in our country. The situation is desperate. This government is out of money, crashing on the rocks.
The nasty, vicious, and libelous attack on the Leader of the Progressive Liberal Party, Honourable Philip Brave Davis, posted on social media on Tuesday, 16
Mr. Philip Brave Davis calls on Bahamians to join the PLP’s efforts to bring change and renewal.
“Politics shouldn’t be about pretty words, or campaigns that happen once every five years. For me, it’s about showing up for people, and fighting for change, every day” says Mr. Davis.
A letter is circulating in the public domain under the signature of Lanisha Rolle MP resigning from the Cabinet and the government. Our sources have
Carl Culmer uses the word ‘disgrace’ in his press release of 22 February 2021. We will tell Bahamians what is a disgrace: Two FNM Ministers
Once again the Prime Minister’s national address was a total waste of public resources and a wasted wait for an exercise of nothingness. As Prime
Ladies and Gentlemen: Let’s talk about what’s happening in our country. The situation is desperate. This government is out of money, crashing on the rocks.
When I see a child in the road, who doesn’t always have enough to eat or a safe place to play, I know what he’s thinking. I know what his parents are dreaming about for him, and I know the barriers that stand in his way. I’ve walked in his shoes and I don’t underestimate who he could be if we give him a chance. Let’s knock down those barriers – these are the Bahamians I’m fighting for.
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