Some of our best role models are the work-a-day folks who are virtually unknown except to family and friends, yet they exhibit the kind of values, attitudes and behaviors that we’d like our kids to emulate.
Read MoreMany Bahamians eagerly await Perry Christie’s promise to hold a referendum, but does using a national lottery to fund education, roads or other public services really constitute good policy?
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After 36 years of independence we should be ashamed of ourselves, not congratulating ourselves in self-denial. We must face the fact that a serious problem exists in our educational system. Only then can a solution be found and implemented successfully.
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The phrase was first made popular in The Bahamas by former Prime Minister Lynden Pindling who said it after a humbling defeat to his protege Hubert Ingraham in 1992.
Read MoreBahamian pundits have come out of the woodwork to express their opinions as to why the FNM lost the 2012 General Election. But not one of them have hit the nail on the head.
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