Majority Rule Day News Today

Defect in understanding is ignorance in reasoning and erroneous opinion, and when these become evident, the life of men is nasty, brutish, and short, according to Daunte Butler in quoting

Bahamas Christian Council President Bishop Delton Fernander says he is prepared to roll up his sleeves, put on his gloves and begin the fight for his family. He said people

Though Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Chairman Fred Mitchell told reporters last week that the government opposes the idea of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Prime Minister Philip Davis wrongly

Rev. T. G. Morrison, who heads Zion Baptist Church where a special Majority Rule Day service was held on Wednesday, called on leaders to find the political will to stem

Today marks the 57th anniversary of the achievement of Majority Rule in The Bahamas. January 10, 1967, is a red-letter day in the history of our country.

Aquinas College’s Kaiden Moss-Moultrie was the top scorer in the senior division and overall winner of the 15th Laws of Life Essay Competition. She walked away with a $1,000 scholarship and a prize that was matched equally for her school. University of The Bahamas’ Chanae Barr, C.H. Reeves’ Kevin Williams, Temple Christian School’s Dwayne Small,

The mission: Tell a story pertaining to and maintaining Bahamian history, but also make it entertaining, bringing to life the history so that people could see the value of where The Bahamas is at, and the ability to celebrate Jubilee Day. The resulting program at the Southern Recreation Grounds on Friday, May 5, produced by

Dear Editor, My interest was piqued by a Nassau Guardian article pertaining to a Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Cabinet minister’s claim in Parliament that the Free National Movement (FNM) opposed independence. The Progressive Liberal Party minister is correct. However, I wish the minister would have demonstrated the level of bipartisanship that senior PLP statesman George

Seth Moxey overheard his parents Rosel and Dr. Beverton Moxey speaking about Black Tuesday – that sparked a lot of questions for the preteen. His parents answered many of his queries, but he still wanted to know more. “I could find thousands of videos online about American history and British history, but very few on

People who enjoy the freedoms and liberties that many other people can only hope for, must stand in solidarity against the injustices which plague this world, according to De’Andre Forbes. Like the Bahamians who toiled and sacrificed, until the words “emancipation, independence and majority rule” were on everyone’s tongue, and became a national call to