This is a sad situation but is one of the struggles archipelagic nations face. It is impossible for us to concentrate medical or any resources throughout the country with our economics. This just makes realize the importance the air ambulance is.

I hope the government would construct a plan approach to health care distribution for the Northern, Central, and Southern Bahamas. As well as upgrade the Air Ambulance services
Furthermore they need to subsidize the Air Ambulance so no one should pay over $1000. Because people in the Family Islands shouldn't have to break the bank just to go to the hospital.

Who has access to electronic police databases. It is always someone one bail or being monitored dying

I'm glad to see teachers are getting better pay. Unfortunately unlike other bloated government departments educators are overworked, underfunded, and short in staff.

Can we acquire some surveillance aircraft with night vision and more radar. Because whether we have Gender equity or not doesn't improve our security situation.

I think the surrey rides are a historic practice that should continue only if the government enforces hard health regulations and builds a proper stables for these horses to be kept. The problem is we like unions and unity when its about payment but then ignore them when it comes to regulations.

Nassau(downtown) was a city made for horses, bikes, and walking. Not cars but if the government continues their unsafe condition and refuse to require unionized regulations Surreys are set for disasters. Our downtown used to be a centre of living and commerce.

Now it is a tourist trap that everyone commutes to with tiny roads that flood with little parking for the 10,000+ cars, driven by everyone and their Grammy

How about a efficient Public Transport System or Hybrid Car subsidies. Enough of people in this country being pilfered for gas money. This wont happen because the Fuel Barons wouldn't allow it.

He isn't rediscovering our own national identity, rather rediscovering the identity of past Bahamians. We are not culturally relative to Lucayans although, some of their history and linguistics link with ours.

A relative or friend will notice soon. Hopefully they can report it.

This is very positive news to hear, I just recommend that the Museum Admins, have an evacuation plan for artifacts during hurricanes as GB doesn't have a good record with that. As well as a heavy duty security system that will deter any burglary and proper vetting of anyone associated with the museum.

Personally I think a NP based museum would be better suited in terms of accessibility/visitation but then security wise GB is probably better.

Well you have a point on clothing and hair in this article but are bit off on language. You claim that not speaking Creole English is suppressing blackness when quite a lot of white Bahamians speak creole too(people who I know personally). So I am wondering when did speaking a certain way become a race thing, seeing how our creole is both European and African in origins. I feel like this is miss associated an American reality with Bahamian in that regard.

Otherwise I agree that Bahamians should be proud of their culture and heritage. Celebrating it not allow foreign norms to dictate us.