Kevin Alcena, Ph.D., F.Inst. L.Ex., ACIArb, Chancellor of McHari International College
Date of Birth:March 8th, 1959
Place of Birth: New Providence, Nassau, Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Raised by my lovely belated grandmother, Serena Pinder Smith; 7th generation Bahamian - Mother: Mrs. Dolly Smith Stevens, Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera; Father Valiere Alcena, M.D., M.A.C.P; Grandmother: Mrs. Serena Pinder Smith; Grandmother: Mrs. May Turnquest, Moss Island, Abaco; Grandfather: Mr. George Turnquest, Long Island; Great Grandmother: Mrs. Beatrice Nixon, Little Farmer's Cay, Exuma.
Religion:Roman Catholic
Profession: Economist; Lawyer; Author; Leading Columnist; Educator; Security Analyst; Arbitrator with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, UK; Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives, UK; Artificial Intelligence Analyst; Executive Trust Administrator; and Philanthropist.Chief Economic Advisor to Wellington Miller, President of The Bahamas Olympic Committee; A member of the present Bahamas Olympic Cabinet; President of The Bahamas Federation of Archery.
Education:
• BS Statistics and Minor in Mathematics. ( First Class Honours).
• LLB ( First Class Honours).
• LLM International Law. ( First Class Honours).
• Master of Science (M.Sc. First Class Honours) in International Trust Law & Administration. Justice Professor David Hayton [University of London] as Principal Adjunct Professor.
• M. S. in Statistics.
• M.S. In Quantitative Economics.
• Lawyer (F.Inst.L.Ex) Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives, London, United Kingdom with Second Class Honours.
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Union Institute, Ohio. Development Economics: Public Finance and Fiscal Policies.
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), in Clinical Psychology.
• Chartered Arbitrator, from the Institute of Chartered Arbitrators, London, United Kingdom, specializing in Debt Resolution.
• Higher Diploma in Economic & Financial Forecasting, a post-graduate program at the Oxford Institute, with First Class Honours.
Areas of Expertise:
1. Monetary Economics.
2. Fiscal Economics.
3. Econometrics.
4. Comparative Economics.
5. Urban Economics.
6. Analyzing Financial Statements.
7. Technical Analysis.
8. Financial Growth in Emerging Markets.
9. Investment Strategies & Instruments.
10. Valuation and Investment Theory
11. Portfolio Management.
12. International Negotiation.
13. Curriculum Development.
14. Artificial Intelligence Analysis.
15. Trust Management.
16. Civil Law, mainly tort and trust.
17. Public Health.
18. Clinical Psychology.
19. Ancient Literature.
Awards and Recognition:
1. Award for economic studies in respect of Caribbean Prize in Comparative Economic Studies, the Urban Miller Institute.
2. March 12, 2001 Certificate for being a guest speaker at The Rotary Club of New Providence
3. October 25, 2000.Recognition by IBEX, Incorporated, a California-based computer company and a member of INTEL Incorporation IPD, for contribution to Convergent Technology, Distributed Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Nano Technology
4. October 23, 2000.Recognition by Salford Systems, a California-based technology company, for contribution to Convergent Technology, Distributed Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Nano Technology.
5. Chief Economic Advisor of the Bahamas Olympic Committee.
6. President of the Bahamas Federation of Archery.
Publications-Books
1. Distribution of Income & Wealth - 1987
2. A Nation Unfolding - 1988
3. Industrial Organization - 1988
4. Labor Economics - 1989
5. Urban Economics - 1990
6. Comparative Economics - 1991
7. International Economics - 1992
8. The conflict constitutions and laud in the Caribbean 1992
9. Finance - 1993
10. Econometrics - 1994
11. An Inquiry into the Debt of a Nation – The International Debt Crisis and the Case of The Bahamas - 1995.
12. Economic Theory - 1995.
13. Economic Development - 1996
14. Monetary Economics - 1997
15. Fiscal Economics - 1997
16. Economic History - 1998
17. Nano Technology and Historical Intelligence - 1999
18. The psychological man 2002.
19. The effect of emotions 2003
Currently writing the second edition of Comparative Economic Theory to be published in 2013.
Community Achievement:
• 1979 - Founded McHari International College, a non-profit post secondary educational organization.During the past 31 years, over 11,600 students have graduated and achieved various diploma and degree programmes. In addition, McHari International College has awarded $36 million in scholarship endowments by the Alcena Foundation to the Bahamian Society.
• 1990 - 2001 Launched the Developmental Skills Diploma Programme,which was registered and approved by the Bahamas Ministry of Education in 1992, headed by the late Mrs. Agatha Collie; the late Mr. Kenneth Palmer, former CEO of Bahamas Copier; and Mr. Kenneth Francis, C.B.E., former Publisher of The Nassau Guardian (1844) Ltd., along with 164 Bahamian teachers. I successfully organized a literacy programme for 600 young people, many of whom were involved in violent crimes.Through mentoring, providing positive role models and unconditional love, former gang members abjurated their criminal history and were taught educational skills.I adumbrated the consequences of persisting in their current lifestyle choices and assisted them through legal aid and job placement, free-of-charge. For example, one of the most notorious gang leaders of the Raiders in the late 1990s, Kelcy Lundy, took part in the Developmental Skills Diploma Programme. He was employed by Pepsi Cola Bahamas Ltd. (a job that I found for him) and worked himself up to Production Manager. He is now employed as Production Manager at Aquapure Bahamas Ltd. Kelcy is now married and owns his own home and apartments.
Many of the young people who completed the Developmental Skills Diploma Programme have gone on to become productive and successful professionals.I consider this to be one of my greatest achievements and contribution to the Bahamian society.
Scholastic Curricula of Achievements:
• Designed the Developmental Skills Diploma Program, which was registered and approved by the Bahamas Ministry of Education in 1992.This program was designed specifically for government corporations and the hotel industry to train their employees from remedial to college level.Individuals were tested using the Standard Aptitude Test, which included English grammar, comprehension, spelling, vocabulary and mathematics.
• Conducted Ph.D. research at the School of Economics, University of London, on the topic “An Inquiry into the Debt of a Nation – The International Debt Crisis and the Case of The Bahamas” – 30th June 1995.
• Researched and developed the Multi-Exchange Currency Software Package for InFoTech.
• Designed the first ever Anti-Money Laundering (AML)Program in The Bahamas, which was registered and approved by the Bahamas Ministry of Education dated May 2nd, 2001.The Office of The Attorney General [Bahamas] also endorsed the Anti-Money Laundering Program on March 20th, 2001.Participants were trained and certified from organizations such as the Central Bank of The Bahamas, Financial Intelligence Unit, Securities Commission of the Bahamas, among many offshore banks and law firms in the Bahamas.
• Lecturers who participated in the AML Program are as follows: Mr. Charles H. Morley, President, The Morley Group Ltd. (world-renown compliance guru); Former Chief Investigator, U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (1980 - 1985) Former Special Agent, IRS Criminal Investigation Division (1969 - 1980) Arlington, Virginia; Mr. Hassanali Mehran, Former Senior Advisor at Monetary & Exchange Affairs Department, International Monetary Fund (IMF); Mr. Peter Charleton, Alternate Executive Director, Canadian/Irish/Caribbean OfficeInternational Monetary Fund (IMF); Mr. Frits van Beek, Former Assistant Director of the Immediate Office, Western Hemisphere Department, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF); Ms. Pamela J. Johnson, Senior Anti-Money Laundering Coordinator, Division of Banking Supervision and Regulation, U. S. Federal Reserve System; Ms. Susan Lea Smith, Senior Trial Attorney, Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.; Mr. Jack Armstrong, Assistant Director, Office of International Programs, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), Washington, D.C.
• [The McHari Anti-Money Laundering Diploma Program, being the first of its kind in the Region, has been uniquely designed to provide both “tax haven” jurisdictions and non-“tax haven” jurisdictions with the benchmarked “Standard” manpower skills, professionalism and dexterity required in the management of both financial and non-financial institutions regarding anti-money laundering mechanisms.]
• Designed the world acclaimed “Alcena’s Principles” currently used by McHari in the Bachelors and Masters degree programmes in Convergent Technologies and Distributed Artificial Intelligence.These programmes were registered and approved by the Bahamas Ministry of Education dated May 2nd, 2001.[The Alcena’s Distributed Artificial Intelligence Principles are aimed at bringing together divergent approaches from various sub-fields and other disciplines to resolve conflicting organizations.This programme is the first of its kind in the world and has been designed to assist with computational systems such as knowledge-based systems, or multi-agent systems that are impacted during problem solving or during communication.][The Alcena’s Convergent Technologies Standard recognizes the need for a collectivity approach by adopting the tools of human interaction – images, video, sound and text – and digitally transmits, stores, combines and manipulates all the approaches into ingenious ways that are still being discovered and perfected.This programme is also the first of its kind in the world, which would impact students and the business community by exposing new and exciting opportunities in communication methodologies.]
• Designed McHari International College’s Counterterrorism programme.[The Certificate Course in Counterterrorism is the first of its kind to be offered in the world.This four-day conference has been designed to provide to intelligence agency personnel, police, customs, members of the Office of the Attorney-General, civil aviation security personnel, military and para-military personnel the edge they need to counter, respond, mitigate and envisage potential attacks.]
• In 1996, founded the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX), London, in the Bahamas.Coordinated agreement between ILEX and McHari College to offer the ILEX courses to prospective legal executives.
• In 1999, negotiated partnership with Deloitte and Touche and McHari College to offer the Master of Science Degree Programme in International Trust Law and Administration through McHari.
• In 1999, invited and organized visit of Mr. Geoffrey Shindler, Chairman of STEP International, UK to lecture to McHari's students.Subsequently, founded the STEP programme in The Bahamas.
• Consulted with the House of Lords in England to invite the Rt. Hon. Lord Woolf of Barnes and the Rt. Hon. Lord Millet to deliver lectures in The Bahamas in December 2000.This was highlighted by Justice Joan Sawyer President of the Court of Appeal in the Bahamas.
• Negotiated historic Articulation Agreements [signed for the first time with a Bahamian Institution] in the superior educational ambit between the McHari International College, a non-profit company duly incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, and the following organizations:Ministry of Higher Education of the Republic of Cuba, as was established in the Marc Convene signed by both parties in the City of Havana, May 2002,The Higher Technical University "Jose Antonio Echeverria" in Havana City, Cuba on August 30th, 2006, Havana University, Havana City, August 2006.
• Subsequent to receiving the above Articulation Agreements, McHari received a letter dated May 4, 2007 from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology [signed by Dr. Leon Higgs, Director of Higher Education and Lifelong Learning] recognizing all of the degree and diploma programmes covered in the agreements, mainly the Bachelor's, Master's and Ph.D. Degrees offered by McHari College.[McHari has graduated over 11,000 students from its various programmes since 1979.]
• 2006 - Developed historic Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes in Clinical Pharmacy through McHari College and the Havana University of Cuba.These programmes were approved by the Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association on March 30th, 2007.
• MI College held the historical graduation at Government House where over 400 Bahamian students graduated including Dr Myles Munroe. Additionally, 13 senior Police Officers (Superintendents and above) received their Masters Degrees. It has made the Bahamian Police Force the most professional in the world.
• MI College is the first indigenous Bahamian institution to have been granted permission to offer the LLB, LLM and 12PhD programmes.
Published Articles written by Dr. Kevin Alcena over the last 22 years
List of Articles published in leading Bahamian Newspapers: The Nassau Guardian 1844 Ltd., The Tribune and The Bahama Journal
Articles published inThe Bahamas-based newspaper, The Nassau Guardian 1844 Ltd.:
1. June 19, 1989 “Economic Implications of Proposed National Health Insurance Plan”
2. July 11, 1989 “Privatization and Its Implications for The Bahamian Economy”
3. July 24, 1989 “The Real Implications of a Latent Economic Crisis”
4. July 31, 1989 “The Cost of Subsidized Medicine Today in The Bahamas”
5. August 3, 1989 “Privatization: 21st Century Economic Solution?”
6. August 9, 1989 “The Public Finances of The Bahamas”
7. September 4, 1989 “Restoring Foreign Efforts to Aid the World Debt Crisis”
8. November 29, 1989 “Alternate Sources of Financing”
9. January 25, 1990 “Economic Issues of The 1990s”
10. February 9, 1990 “Why Income Tax Will Not Work In The Bahamas”
11. February 23, 1990 “National Health Insurance Could Help Avert Catastrophe”
12. May 22, 1990 “The Debt Situation of The Bahamas: Timing is everything”
13. June 14, 1990 “Betting on a National Lottery”
14. July 19, 1990 “Investing Can Be For Everyone: Investment Tips”
15. August 27, 1990 “Sensationalizing the Local Economic Situation: Politics and the Media”
16. November 27, 1990 “An Assessment of The Bahamian Economic Environment”
17. March 4, 1991 “Outlook of the Bahamian Economy in the Nineties”
18. August 3, 1991 “Reflections on Bahamian Development and Change”
19. October 25, 1991” Caribbean Integration - Where Does The Bahamas Fit In? (Part I)”
20. November 6, 1991 “Caribbean Integration - Where Does The Bahamas Fit In? (Part II)”
21. November 11, 1991 “Caribbean Integration - Where Does The Bahamas Fit In? (Part III)”
22. January 3, 1992 “The 1992 Budget - An Evaluation (Part I)”
23. January 15, 1992 “The 1992 Budget - An Evaluation (Part II)”
24. February 5, 1992 “The 1992 Budget - An Evaluation (Part III)”
25. February 18, 1992 “The Government and The Cable Beach Hotel: Simply Economics (Part I)”
26. February 25, 1992 “The Government and The Cable Beach Hotel: Simply Economics (Part II)”
27. March 4, 1992 “The Government and The Cable Beach Hotel: Simply Economics (Part III)”
28. April 13, 1992 “The Council of Economic Advisors (Part I)”
29. April 27, 1992 “The Council of Economic Advisors (Part II)”
30. May 11, 1992 “The Council of Economic Advisors (Part III)”
31. May 21, 1992 “In the Spirit of Change”
32. June 24, 1992 “Economics Made Sensational: The Media”
33. September 8, 1992 “In the Spirit of Democracy”
34. September 17, 1992 “Central Banking In the Sunshine (Part I)”
35. September 24, 1992 “35% In The Sunshine (Part II)”
36. October 5, 1992 “Outlook of Economic Development under the Sunshine Government”
37. October 26, 1992 “Investing In the Sunshine (Part III)”
38. February 8, 1993 “The 1993 Budget - An Evaluation (Part I)”
39. February 15, 1993 “The 1993 Budget - An Evaluation (Part II)”
40. June 11, 1993 “The 1993-1994 Budget - An Evaluation (Part I)”
41. June 15, 1993 “Budget points to economic turnaround for Bahamas”
42. June 21, 1993 “The 1993-1994 Budget - An Evaluation (Part II)”
43. July 26, 1993 “The Epoch of Caribbean Integration”
44. August 23, 1993 “Current Situation in the Caribbean (Part I)”
45. September 27, 1993 “A Market Oriented Economy for The Bahamas”
46. November 16, 1993 “Jump-Starting the Bahamian Economy: Possible Solutions (Part I)”
47. December 6, 1993 “Jump-Starting the Bahamian Economy: Continued Solutions (Part II)”
48. December 13, 1993 “Economic Development (Part I)”
49. December 20, 1993 “Economic Development (Part II)”
50. January 4, 1994 “Economic Development (Part III)”
51. January 31, 1994 “Finance (Part I)”
52. February 14, 1994 “Finance (Part II)”
53. February 24, 1994 “Monetary Economics (Part I)”
54. March 7, 1994 “Monetary Economics (Part II)”
55. March 9, 1994 “Letter to the Editor”
56. March 28, 1994 “Monetary Economics (Part III)”
57. April 4, 1994 “Monetary Economics (Part IV)”
58. April 20, 1994 “Economic Theory (Part I)”
59. May 9, 1994 “Economic Theory (Part II)”
60. May 24, 1994 “Tired of Petty Politicians”
61. May 24, 1994 “Economic Theory (Part III)”
62. June 7, 1994 “Social Desiderata”
63. June 13, 1994 “Let's save The Family”
64. July 1994 “Economic Theory”
65. July20, 1994 “Economic Theory (Part IV)”
66. July 24, 1994 “Fiscal Economics (Part I)”
67. August 8, 1994 “Fiscal Economics (Part II)”
68. September 5, 1994 “Fiscal Economics (Part III)”
69. September 12, 1994 “Fiscal Economics (Part IV)”
70. November 21, 1994 “Economic History (Part I)”
71. November 23, 1994 “Tomorrow for Bahamas Starts Today”
72. December 6, 1994 “Securing A Securities Market”
73. December 12, 1994 “Economic History (Part II)”
74. December 21, 1994 “Economic History (Part III)”
75. December 28, 1994 “Conflict (Part I)”
76. January 3, 1995 “Conflict: The Arguments (Part II)”
77. January 9, 1995 “Conflict: The Precedents (Part III)”
78. January 16, 1995 “Conflict: The Award (Part IV)”
79. January 24, 1995 “Bashing Exchange Controls in The Bahamas”
80. January 31, 1995 “NAFTA: Some Economic Issues for The Bahamas”
81. February 6, 1995 “Conflict of Interest - Or Vested Interest?”
82. February 7, 1995 “An Economic Opportunity: The International Advisory Council for The Bahamas”
83. February 21, 1995 “Some Thoughts on a National Lottery: An Economic Perspective”
84. February 28, 1995 “Mexico's Economic Crisis - A Bahamian Concern”
85. March 7, 1995 “Crime and Economics”
86. March 14, 1995 “The Empowerment of Women - A National Priority”
87. March 28, 1995 “Rethinking Education”
88. April 11, 1995 “Reforming the Customs Duty Act”
89. April 25, 1995 “The Ghetto Cry”
90. May 2, 1995 “Part I: The Black Crab Syndrome”
91. May 9, 1995 “Part II: The Black Crab Syndrome”
92. May 16, 1995 “Part III: The Black Crab Syndrome”
93. May 23, 1995 “Thoughts on an Independent Central Bank”
94. May 30, 1995 “Whose Life Is It, Anyway?”
95. June 6, 1995 “Where Is the Vision?”
96. June 13, 1995 “Securing A Securities Market”
97. June 20, 1995 “Care - Heed the Cry”
98. June 27, 1995 “Alcohol - The Monster Destroyer - Part I”
99. July 3, 1995 “Idena V. Burrows - Voice of the Workers”
100. July 5, 1995 “Alcohol - The Insidious Monster - Part II”
101. July 11, 1995 “Share Buying - Good Buy or Goodbye?- Part I”
102. July 17, 1995 “Share Buying - Good Buy or Goodbye?- Part II”
103. July 24, 1995 “Can The Bahamas Compete With Cuba?”
104. August 1, 1995 “Our Police and Their Social Contract with the Community”
105. August 7, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 1”
106. August 14, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 2”
107. August 21, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 3”
108. August 24, 1995 “While They Cruise - We Lose”
109. August 28, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 4”
110. September 4, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 5”
111. September 11, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 6”
112. September 18, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 7”
113. September 25, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 8”
114. October 2, 1995 “The Plight of Fiscal Policy in The Bahamas - Pt. 9”
115. October 16, 1995 “The Commission of Inquiry - Good or Bad Fall-out”
116. October 23, 1995 “Human Resources - The Legal Framework”
117. October 30, 1995 “White Man Don't Owe Me Nothing”
118. November 6, 1995 “Something Is Wrong! - Part 1”
119. November 7, 1995 “White Man Don't Owe Me Nothing - Response to Hubert D. Cash II”
120. November 13, 1995 “Something Is Wrong! - Part 2”
121. November 20, 1995 “Something Is Wrong! - Part 3”
122. November 20, 1995 “Responds to McCartney”
123. November 23, 1995 “Adding Fuel to the Fire”
124. December 4, 1995 “Is The Bahamian Dollar In Trouble?”
125. December 18, 1995 “Economics: Skating on Ice - In The Sun”
126. January 22, 1996 “It Does Not Add Up - Part 1”
127. January 30, 1996 “Part of the Equation”
128. February 5, 1996 “It Does Not Add Up - Part 2”
129. February 12, 1996 “Woman of the Century (Janet Bostwick)”
130. March 25, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 1”
131. April 15, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 2”
132. April 22, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 3”
133. April 29, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 4”
134. May 6, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 5”
135. May 13, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 6”
136. May 20, 1996 “Labour Economics - Part 7 (Conclusion)”
137. May 30, 1996 “Colossus of The Bahamas (Sir Kendal Isaacs)”
138. June 3, 1996 “Bank Secrecy - The Secret's Out”
139. June 12, 1996 “"Where Is The Line Drawn?"”
140. June 17, 1996 “The Unjustness of the Justice - Part I”
141. June 24, 1996 “The Unjustness of the Justice - Part II”
142. July 1, 1996 “The Unjustness of the Justice - Part III”
143. July 8, 1996 “The Unjustness of the Justice - Part IV”
144. July 15, 1996 “B.K. Bonamy - Nation's Friend”
145. July 22, 1996 “Economic and Social Doom?”
146. July 29, 1996 “The Law - A Profession Grows Up”
147. August 12, 1996 “All Hail The Conquering Heroes - And Heroines”
148. August 19, 1996 “MVPs - or Just MPs
Articles published inThe Bahamas-based newspaper, The Nassau Guardian 1844 Ltd.:
149. August 26, 1996 “Election Issue 2 - Over The Hill”
150. September 2, 1996 “Election Issues 3 - Smoke Screens, Gas and Boomerangs”
151. September 9, 1996 “Election Issue 4 – Education”
152. September 16, 1996 “Election Issue 5 – Education”
153. September 23, 1996 “Election Issue 5 - Education Diversity”
154. September 30, 1996 “Election Issue 6 - The Leadership Part I”
155. October 7, 1996 “Election Issue 7 - The Leadership Part II”
156. October 18, 1996 “Election Issue 8 - B.K. Bonamy”
157. October 21, 1996 “Election Issue 9 - The Force Behind The Power”
158. October 28, 1996 “Election Issue 9 - The Force Behind The Power”
159. November 4, 1996 “Election Issue 10 - Speaking The Language of Crime”
160. November 11, 1996 “Election Issue 11 - Speaking The Language of Crime-Part 2”
161. November 18, 1996 “Election Issue 12 - Where Stands the Bahamian Businessmen?”
162. November 25, 1996 “Election Issue 13 - The Bahamian Boomerang”
163. December 2, 1996 “Election Issue 14: The Nothing Reality”
164. December 9, 1996 “Election Issue 15 - The Plight of The Poor”
165. December 16, 1996 “Election Issue 16 - A Time To Be Responsible”
166. December 23, 1996 “Election Issue 17 - The Ecclesiastic Election”
167. December 30, 1996 “Election Issue 18: Pleasing Your Nationship”
168. January 6, 1997 “Election Issue 19 - PM v The Opposition - Case For”
169. January 13, 1997 “Election Issue 20 - PM v The Opposition - The Reply”
170. January 20, 1997 “Election Issue 21 - Leader of The Opposition - Case For”
171. January 27, 1997 “Election Issue 22 - Leader of The Opposition - Case Against”
172. February 3, 1997 “The Treaty of Betrayal”
173. February 10, 1997 “Address of The Commonwealth - Part I”
174. February 17, 1997 “Address of The Bahamas - Part 2”
175. February 24, 1997 “Address of The Bahamas - Part 3 (Tears of Tribulation)”
176. March 4, 1997 “Address of The Bahamas - Part 4 (The Reality of Reform)”
177. March 17, 1997 “Our Bahamas - Sun, Sand and Sea - Maybe (Beyond Ecotourism)”
178. March 24, 1997 “A Spiritual Sweep”
179. April 14, 1997 “The Business of Getting Down To Business”
180. April 21, 1997 ”Sustaining Development”
181. April 28, 1997 “Wickedness in High Places”
182. May 5, 1997 “Mondo Cane - It's a Dog's World”
183. May 12, 1997 “Forewarned is Forearmed”
184. May 26, 1997 “The Epoch of Caribbean Integration and NAFTA”
185. June 2, 1997 “Part 2: The Epoch of Caribbean Integration and NAFTA”
186. June 30, 1997 “Reginald Lobosky - The Guru of Labour Law”
187. July 14, 1997 “The International Debt Crisis”
188. July 21, 1997 “Part 2: The International Debt Crisis”
189. July 28, 1997 “Part 3: The International Debt Crisis”
190. August 11, 1997 “Part 4: The International Debt Crisis”
191. August 18, 1997 “Part 5: The International Debt Crisis”
192. August 25, 1997 “No Deal for the Caribbean”
193. September 1, 1997 “The Clash of the Titans”
194. September 8, 1997 “Part 6: International Debt Crisis”
195. September 15, 1997 “Tribute To A Saint”
196. September 22, 1997 “Part 7: Strategies to Resolve the International Debt Crisis”
197. September 30, 1997 “Part 8: The International Debt Crisis Strategies to Resolve the International Debt Crisis”
198. October 6, 1997 “Strategies to Resolve the International Debt Crisis”
199. October 20, 1997 “Akebu-Lan - Mother of Mankind – Africa”
200. October 27, 1997 “Michael Dingman”
201. November 3, 1997 “The epoch of President Clinton”
202. November 10, 1997 “Outlook on the Bahamian economy”
203. November 17, 1997 “Outlook on the Bahamian economy – 2”
204. November 24, 1997 “Outlook on the Bahamian economy – 3”
205. December 2, 1997 “Inevitable FTAA”
206. December 8, 1997 “Tribute to Masons Addition and the old neighborhood”
207. December 15, 1997 “The Big Shot Bill”
208. December 22, 1997 “A Bahamian Agenda”
209. January 12, 1998 “The Bahamian Agenda in 1998”
210. January 19, 1998 “Million Dollar Riddle”
211. January 26, 1998 “Police”
212. February 2, 1998 “Clinton was set-up by Jazebel”
213. February 9, 1998 “The Third Revolution”
214. February 16, 1998 “Akebu-lan - mother of mankind”
215. February 23, 1998 “Akebu-lan - mother of mankind 2”
216. March 2, 1998 “Historical Amnesia”
217. March 9, 1998 “Villains and Victims”
218. March 23, 1998 “One currency unit for the Bahamas and Caribbean countries”
219. March 30, 1998 “Tennyson Wells - Panegyrical leader”
220. April 6, 1998 “Why Resign”
221. April 20, 1998 “President Clinton's Akebulan peregrination”
222. May 4, 1998 “The International Debt Crisis”
223. May 18, 1998 “Alcena: India Parties”
224. June 8, 1998 “A world financial collapse”
225. June 15, 1998 “White man don't owe me nothing!”
226. June 29, 1998 “No income tax: Part 1”
227. July 6, 1998 “No income tax - Part 2”
228. July 13, 1998 “Independence Reality”
229. July 20, 1998 “Tribute to Sir Orville”
230. July 27, 1998 “Bahamian Blueprint”
231. August 10, 1998 “The Illusion of the Epoch”
232. August 17, 1998 “Clinton vs The Kiss Of Delilah”
233. August 31, 1998 “The Monica Sting”
234. September 7, 1998 “The Revenge of Rasputin”
235. September 14, 1998 “No Caribbean Court of Appeal for The Bahamas”
236. September 21, 1998 “President Clinton Will Rise”
237. October 19, 1998 “Part 1:Alcohol - The Monster Destroyer”
238. October 26, 1998 “Part 2:Alcohol - The Insidious Monster”
239. November 9, 1998 “Prime Minister Beware of The Caribbean”
240. November 17, 1998 “Zhivargo Laing and B.J. Nottage Today”
241. November 30, 1998 “Thank you U. S. A.”
242. December 14, 1998 “The Inevitable Recession”
243. December 21, 1998 “The Culture of Consumerism”
244. February 13, 2002, “PM tackling ‘sacred cows’ to perpetuate level playing field”
245. February 22, 2002, “The referendum on Constitutional amendment”
246. February 25, 2002, “Cuba to become a safe ‘Havana’ for investment”
247. March 1, 2002, “President Bush’s Foreign Policy approach”
248. March 8, 2002, “The illusion of Caricom”
249. March 15, 2002, “The political ides of March”
250. April 12, 2002, “The swinging political pendulum”
251. April 19, 2002, “President Hugo Chavez’s political travesty”
252. April 26, 2002, “Political contagiousness within the Americas”
Articles published in the Bahamas-based newspaper The Tribune Ltd.:
253. December 21, 1998 “Bahamian Economic Renaissance”
254. January 4, 1999 “Distribution of Income and Wealth”
255. January 25, 1999 “Global Financial Collapse is happening before our eyes”
256. February 1, 1999 “Beware the sings of a faltering economy”
257. February 8, 1999 “Bahamas will do just fine in the millennium”
258. February 15, 1999 “Development banks play key role”
259. February 22, 1999 “Allow Immigration Minister to do her job”
260. March 1, 1999 “Cyberspace will rule economy”
261. March 8, 1999 “Bahamians need to get passionate”
262. March 15, 1999 “Stock Market is its rewards and pitfalls”
263. March 22, 1999 “Welcome to the global marketplace”
264. March 29, 1999 “We must think business”
265. April 6, 1999 “Current labor unrest jeopardizes economy”
266. April 12, 1999 “Doing the people’s business”
267. April 19, 1999 “Minding the people’s business”
268. April 26, 1999 “We’re a competitive little nation”
269. May 3, 1999 “Angry underclass a threat to prosperity”
270. May 3, 1999 “Success well deserved”
271. May 10, 1999 “Protecting the offshore haven we all enjoy”
272. May 17, 1999 “Deception downwind the stench of greed”
273. May 25, 1999 “Effective judiciary leads to successful economy”
274. May 31, 1999 “Government budget economically sound”
275. June 7, 1999 “Creating Ethics in the Business Community”
276. June 14, 1999 “Today’s Mutual Funds are a disaster waiting to happen”
277. June 17, 1999 “A new Political Coalition”
278. June 21, 1999 “A working legal system will give boost to Economy”
279. July 5, 1999 “The world’s greatest invention”
280. July 13, 1999 “Financial theory follows an evolutionary path”
281. July 19, 1999 “Defining economic development”
282. July 21, 1999 “While nation has prospered spirit has suffered
283. July 26, 1999 “Exchange control and the exchange rate”
284. August 3, 1999 “Promoting small business and retirement planning”
285. August 9, 1999 “Business should be on guard against money laundering”
286. August 23, 1999 “Government needs to address money laundering issues”
287. August 30, 1999 “Minimum wage bill will hurt small firms”
288. September 6, 1999 “Defining labor economics”
289. September 13, 1999 “Minimum wage bill a bad bill”
290. September 20, 1999 “Economic impact of Floyd”
291. September 27, 1999 “Tackle money laundering now”
292. October 4, 1999 “Are we ready for offshore growth”
293. October 12, 1999 “Real estate prices are outrageous”
294. October 18, 1999 “Put focus on education”
295. October 25, 1999 “Fiscal policy under the microscope”
296. November 1, 1999 “Global fiscal policies II”
297. November 8, 1999 “Global fiscal policies: Part III - tax solutions”
298. November 15, 1999 “Formulating tax policies”
299. November 22, 1999 “Formulating fiscal policies: Part II”
300. November 29, 1999 “Formulating fiscal policies: Part III”
301. December 6, 1999 “Fiscal tax policies: Part IV”
302. December 13, 1999 “Fiscal taxation policies: Part IV”
303. December 20, 1999 “Education the most important link in income distribution”
304. December 30, 1999 ”My own top ten Bahamians”
305. December 30, 1999 “What will life be like in 2020?”
Articles published inThe Bahamas-based newspaper, The Tribune Ltd.:
307. January 10, 2000 “Tackling Our National Debt (How to solve the Bahamas national debt problems)”
308. January 18, 2000 “The Business Outlook for Bahamas Is Not Good [In Response To...] (Outlook Disappointing for Bahamian Business in 2000)”
309. January 19, 2000 “The Policeman of the Century”
310. January 24, 2000 “Business Is Not As Usual (Giving Bahamians the ability to create wealth)”
311. January 31, 2000 “A Dim Economic Reality (No masking the strain caused by the level of expenditure)”
312. February 7, 2000 “The OECD Nations Do Not Scare US! (Standing up to the OECD’s Interference)”
313. February 14, 2000 “Part One:No Income Tax In The Bahamas (The case for and against an income tax system in the Bahamas: Part I)”
314. February 21, 2000 “Part Two:No Income Tax In The Bahamas (The Income Tax Argument: Part II)”
315. February 28, 2000 “Reforming The Customs Duty Act (Customs Duty Act needs urgent and bold reform)”
316. March 6, 2000 “Crime and Economics”
317. March 13, 2000 “A Competitive Little Nation (Trapped by the Minimum Wage)”
318. March 17, 2000 “Some Thoughts On A National Lottery - An Economic Perspective”
319. March 24, 2000 “Give Honor To Whom It Is Due”
320. March 24, 2000 “A New Economy (Vigilance needed to safeguard economy)”
321. March 28, 2000“A Voice That Can’t Be Heard”
322. April 3, 2000 “New Legislation For Financial Sector (the Bahamas must be protected from OECD)”
323. April 10, 2000 “The Rise & Fall of Bahamian Businesses (The Bahamas is failing to work for the businessmen)”
324. April 17, 2000 “Negative Remarks Can Affect The Business Community (Friend or foe, Bahamian business must beware the agenda of others)”
325. April 25, 2000 “New Economy with Bahamian Participation (Developing the new Bahamian agenda)”
326. May 1, 2000 “Securing A Securities Market For The Bahamas (Sounding the overdue bell for securities)”
327. May 8, 2000 “The Bahamas Versus Cuba? (Bahamas must work to thwart Cuban rise)”
328. May 15, 2000 “The New Economy (Watchdog must be seen as transparent)”
329. May 29, 2000 “The USA &OECD Cannot Dictate To Bahamas (Protect sovereignty with new partners)”
330. June 5, 2000 “Protect Our Sovereignty (Bahamas must not yield to aggression)”
331. June 13, 2000 “An Economic Reality (Saying no to deal with Caricom)”
332. June 19, 2000 “Part 2:The Epoch of Caribbean Integration And NAFTA (Caribbean integration must involve politics)”
333. June 26, 2000 “The offshore Sector Is Secure (Put Bahamian interests first)”
334. July 3, 2000 “Legislative Economic Council (An economic council will respond to OECD)”
335. July 11, 2000 “The New Economic Order (Praising the new economic order)”
336. July 17, 2000 “Proposed New Labor Bills (Bahamas dependent on good co-operation)”
337. July 31, 2000 “Proceed with Caution (Mixing with the big boys)”
338. August 8, 2000 “The OECD is A Disillusion (Cutting OECD down to size)”
339. August 14, 2000 “Beware Of Sting Operations By The OECD (Transparency the order of the day)”
340. August 21, 2000 “No Tolerance For Shysters & Crooks (Government critics should leave nation)”
341. August 28, 2000 “Bahamas Must Comply With Global Standards (Solutions for the blacklisting issue)”
342. September 11, 2000 “FTAA Will Change The Bahamas (Restructuring the Bahamian economy)”
343. September 25, 2000 “Privatization E-commerce & Tax Treaties (Preparing the Bahamas for e-commerce lift-off)”
344. October 3, 2000 “The Plight Of Fiscal Policy In The Bahamas (Remedying Bahamian fiscal policy)”
345. October 9, 2000 “There is Hope For The Bahamas ’Financial Future’ (Dealing with global economic aggression)”
346. October 16, 2000 “Tax Policies (I back the need for privatization)”
347. October 30, 2000 “We Must Guard Our Economic Future (Readying the Bahamas for the global economy)”
348. November 6, 2000 “Riding The Global Storm (Bahamas faces up to economic challenges)”
349. November 13, 2000 “The Need For Strategic Global Partners (Turning the Bahamas towards focus on Asia)”
350. November 20, 2000 “Bahamas Needs To Lessen Its Dependance On The USA (Bahamas needs to shorten its US ties)”
351. November 27, 2000 “Be Vigilant Of Criticisms (Bipartisan support for government required)”
352. December 11, 2000 “Reforms Are Necessary (Co-operative strategy the key to prosperity)”
353. December 18, 2000 “G-7 Nations Control World Economy (Co-operation is the ultimate goal)”
354. December 27, 2000 “Bush Administration to Work In Favor Of Bahamas Offshore Financial Industry (‘First Lady’ sings in Bahamas favor)”
355. January 8, 2001 “2001-Room Or Bust? (Innovation required for economic reform)”
356. January 10, 2001 “Rid Our Society of Criminal Vices (Rid society of criminal vices)”
357. January 15, 2001 “Dilemmas Of Democracy In The Bahamas (Beware of piranhas in the Bahamian political waters)”
358. January 15, 2001 “Learning From Singapore (Following Singapore’s diversification answer)”
359. January 22, 2001 “Save more and spend Less (Thinking carefully on Bahamas’ future)”
360. January 29, 2001 “Establish Economic Intelligence Agency (Fighting against world’s big fish)”
361. February 12, 2001 “OECD Misrepresents”
362. February 12, 2001 “OECD Is Playing Game (Capitalism under assault from OECD tax initiative)”
363. February 15, 2001 “White Man Don’t Owe Me Nothing”
364. February 16, 2001 “Say No To A Caribbean Court of Appeal (Say no to Caribbean Court of Appeal)”
365. February 19, 2001 “Commercial Banking Laws And Practices (Commercial bank laws need reform)”
366. February 26, 2001 “E-Commerce & Diversification (Beware relying on e-commerce)”
367. March 2, 2001 “OECD’s Financial Profiling (US needs to recognize Bahamas’ importance)”
368. March 5, 2001 “Economic Benefit (Have confidence in the Bahamas’ ability)”
369. March 8, 2001Caricom Is Not For The Bahamas
370. March 12, 2001The Bahamas has been affected by the FATF
371. March 19, 2001Be Cautious of The FTAA
372. March 26, 2001The Economy Under Prime Minister Hubert A. Ingraham
373. April 2, 2001Re-orientation of the Central Bank of The Bahamas’ Policy
374. April 9, 2001The financial service sector should be prepared
375. April 17, 2001The Unmanifested Gain of Hubert A. Ingraham’s Economic Policies
376. April, 2001The Concept of Inflation
377. April 23, 2001The Merits of true Economic Success
378. April 30, 2001The Inevitable FTAA
379. May 7, 2001FTAA not Beneficial to the Bahamas
380. May 21, 2001Ingraham’s Third Economic Agenda
381. May 21,2001Would The Bahamas Get off the Blacklist?
382. May 28,2001In Defense of Anti-Money Laundering Efforts
383. May 31, 2001Prime Minister shows the mettle of a real iron man
384. June 5, 2001FTAA Realities
385. June 11, 2001The Ingraham Economic Era
386. June 18, 2001The Final Economic Betrayal
387. June 25, 2001Challenges in staying off the Blacklist
388. July 2, 2001Caribbean integration and Dollarization
389. July 5, 2001A Man for a New Direction--Part l
390. July 5, 2001The Illusion of Caricom
391. July 9, 2001Caribbean Integration and Dollarization - Part Two
392. July 16, 2001The Impact of Global Recession on the Bahamas
393. July 12, 2001FNM Deserves Another Term
394. July 16, 2001The Virtuous Leader: Necessary Conditions for Fitness, Health and Candor
395. July 17, 2001Only a Virtuous Leader, Openly Chosen by His Own Party - And Then the People - is Fit to Lead
396. July 19, 2001The War of Politics - Act I
397. July 20, 2001The War of Politics- Act I
398. July 24, 2001The Economics - A New Way
399. July 27, 2001The War of Politics - Act II: The Players
400. August 3, 2001The War of Politics - Act III: The Party
401. August 10, 2001The war of politics – Act IV: The Battle of the Titans
402. September 3, 2001Save More and Spend Less
403. September 10, 2001US Economic Depression and The Bahamas
404. September 12, 2001Economic impact will be staggering
405. September 20, 2001The Right Time for Economic Diversification
406. September 26, 2001Preventing the impending recession
407. October 1, 2001Shoring up the Straw Market Vendors
408. October 8, 2001The Concept of Inflation
409. October 15, 2001Agenda for Economic Diversification I
410. October 22, 2001Agenda for Economic Diversification II
411. October 26, 2001Dion Foulkes – The Political Gladiator
412. November 1, 2001Alternative source of revenue for economic development
413. November 2, 2001The Real Deal – Tommy & Dion
414. November, 6, 2001Coping with the economic fallout (Spend time at home)
415. November 9, 2001Cuba Would Find a Resolution (Not Published)
416. November 12, 2001The Economic Outlook For Bahamas is Not Good
417. November 16, 2001The Political Phoenix – Tommy & Dion
418. November 19, 2001Challenge to the Bahamas’ Exchange Control System
419. November 23, 2001Dion Foulkes – The Political Gladiator Will Prevail – Part II
420. November 27, 2001The Ingraham Economic Era: Part II
421. December 5, 2001The Onset of Recession
422. December 7, 2001B.K. Bonamy – Tribute to A Legend
423. December 10, 2001Accepting what the impending recession would mean to the Bahamas
424. December 14, 2001The Battle of Politics
425. December 17, 2001Why Cuba Must Not Be Left Out Of FTAA
426. December 21, 2001Ingrahamism
427. December 24, 2001Argentina’s Economic Fallout
428. December 28, 2001President George W. Bush vs. Bin Laden
429. December 31, 2001 Bahamas in The Coming Year 2002
430. January 4, 2002Ingrahamism: Part 2 (Ingrahamism: Part 2)
431. January 7, 2002The Case of Dollarization in Argentina
432. January 11, 2002Ingrahamism: Part 3
433. January 14, 2002The Realities of the National Minimum Wage
434. January 18, 2002Ingrahamism: Part 4
435. January 21, 2002The Foreign Reserves Situation
436. January 25, 2002Ingrahamism: Part 5
437. January 28, 2002The Re-Bounce and Re-Birth of the Tourism Sector
438. February 1, 2002The metamorphosis of the new global terrorism
439. January 7, 2002 “False hopes pegged to exchange rate fix”
440. January 14, 2002“Doing the minimum for workers”
441. January 21, 2002 “Diversify foreign exchange sources”
442. January 28, 2002 “Sustaining growth in tourism market”
443. February 1, 2002 “The metamorphosis of the new global terrorism”
444. February 4, 2002 “Balancing act a must on TIEA”
445. February 11, 2002 “Change required to exploit globalization”
446. February 11, 2002 “The global dimension of President Bush’s foreign policy”
447. February 15, 2002 “Bush’s next phase in the war against terrorism”
448. February 18, 2002 “Paying a price for OECD co-operation”
449. March 4, 2002 “Bahamas must be on its guard over free trade”
450. March 11, 2002 “Offshore nations ‘court’ by bullying OECD tactics”
451. March 18, 2002 “Caribbean in slow lane on integration”
452. March 25, 2002 Exchange Control provides stability”
453. April 8, 2002Financial integration ups regulatory work”
454. April 15, 2002Eliminate vulnerability to control our destiny”
455. April 22, 2002 “Diversify away from foreign home owners”
456. May 6, 2002“The economic path the PLP must follow”
457. May 10, 2002The Bahamas must be ready for FTAA
458. May 13, 2002Government must come to BISX’s aid
459. May 17, 2002The PLP Government: New Economic Approach
460. May 21, 2002A strategy for the Bahamas’ growth
461. May 24, 2002 The making of a nation by the PLP government
462. May 30, 2002 Part I-VAT’s benefits will exceed taxing costs
463. May 31, 2002 The difficulties with Caribbean Integration
464. June 3, 2002Implementing VAT taxation
465. June 13, 2002Restructuring the economy
466. June 14, 2002The Hon. Perry Christie and his government’s approach
467. June 17, 2002Handle the public finances with care
468. June 19, 2002Yasser Arafat must go
469. June 24, 2002Sound government policies are key to economic recovery
470. June 26, 2002Collective citizenship
471. June 27, 2002Analysis exposes Act’s flawed intent
472. June 28, 2002B. K. Bonamy – Man of the Year
473. July 1, 2002Bahamas and Caricom will not benefit from FTAA
474. July 8, 2002The Bahamas would not benefit from Caribbean integration
475. July 12, 2002Looking at Paul Farquharson – The Bahamian Commissioner of Police
476. July 15, 2002Bahamas must explore its natural potential
477. July 22, 2002Crime’s impact on the economy
478. July 25, 2002The benefits of the sale of BaTelCo
479. July 29, 2002Reform must plug gap left by absence of trust
480. August 8, 2002Looking at the purpose and aims of the OECD
481. August 12, 2002Turmoil in Latin America is source of concern for FTAA supporters
482. August 16, 2002Prime Minister’s 100 days come with FTAA and WTO dilemma
483. August 19, 2002No need for the Bahamas to take Dollarization route
484. August 26, 2002Creativity needed to stimulate economy
485. August 26, 2002Understanding Government – Lois Wells-Symonette
486. August 30, 2002Cabinet responsibility (Part 1)
487. September 2, 2002Action needed to stimulate slack economy
488. September 6, 2002Cabinet responsibility (Part II)
489. September 9, 2002Benefits of using civil society
490. September 13, 2002CARICOM instigation
491. September 16, 2002Concession towards the health sector
492. September 20, 2002Reporting on the court reporters – Part one
493. September 23, 2002Global financial aid dilemma
494. September 27, 2002Permanent secretaries: beacons of public services
495. September 30, 2002Argentina’s woes deepen as IMF deadlock remains
496. October 4, 2002Paul Farquharson is reforming the Royal Bahamas Police Force
497. October 7, 2002How to ensure free trade is not a ‘free for all’
498. October 18, 2002The Government: People’s expectation
499. October 25, 2002Minister of Education is on a collision course (Part II)
500. October 21, 2002‘Trying times’ for Bahamas
501. October 28, 2002Contribution of the civil society toward the economy
502. October 29, 2002More information needed on FTAA
503. November 1, 2002Public Service Commission must become functional – Part 1
504. November 4, 2002Embracing our economic realities
505. November 8, 2002Cuba’s stride in software development
506. November 11, 2002The Bahamas must guard its revenue sources
507. November 15, 2002Paul Farquharson and his diligent police officers
508. November 18, 2002Argentina’s debt default
509. November 25, 2002Global Economic Turnaround
510. November 29, 2002Bahamas and Cuba relationship
511. December 2, 2002Latin American approach to the FTAA
512. December 6, 2002Bahamas and Cuba relationship: Part II
513. December 9, 2002The struggling Bush economy
514. December 13, 2002Fidelism: Part I
515. December 16, 2002Against the devaluation of Bahamas Dollar (BS)
516. December 20, 20022002: The Bahamas in retrospect
517. December 23, 2002Concerns towards the Bahamas trade liberalization
518. December 27, 2002Egyptian anti-semitic film must be censored
519. December 30, 2002The need for local support to our economy
Articles published in the Bahama Journal:
520. January 2, 2003The need for local support to our economy
521. January 6, 2003The Bahamas economic challenges in 2003
522. January 13, 2003Bahamians must evolve a new economy
523. January 31, 2003President George W. Bush must disarm Iraq
524. February 3, 2003Bahamas must ready for Iraq war impact
525. February 7, 2003Combating the increasing crime wave (part I)
526. February 10, 2003Crime the greatest threat to economy
527. February 14, 2003Fidelism Part 2
528. February 17, 2003USA Patriot Acts 2001 threatens offshore jurisdiction
529. February 21, 2003Combating the increasing crime wave (Part II)
530. February 24, 2003Legislation to check unfair business practices
531. March 3, 2003Economic paradigm shift for the Bahamas
532. March 7, 2003Society Part One
533. March 10, 2003The economy as the war approaches
534. March 14, 2003Civil Society - Part Two
535. March 17, 2003Preventing General Rise in Prices
536. March 21, 2003Combating The Increasing Crime Wave (Part III)
537. March 24, 2003Taking the Right Economic Step
538. March 31, 2003CARICOM's Single Market has no Benefit for Bahamas
539. April 4, 2003The Building of a Nation
540. April 7, 2003Managing Business in a Slow-Growth Economy
541. April 11, 2003Post-War Iraqi Reconstruction
542. April 25, 2003Opening of Bahamas Embassy in Cuba
543. April 28, 2003National Investment Policy
544. May 2, 2003National Sovereignty
545. May 5, 2003Resurgence of the Global Economy
546. May 9, 2003National Sovereignty - Part II
547. May 12, 2003Redefining the Government's Economic Role
548. May 16, 2003Crying Wolf with Cuba
549. May 19, 2003Caribbean Integration Prior to FTAA
550. May 23, 2003Post-War Iraq - Part II
551. May 26, 2003Global economic uncertainty due to the weakening of the dollar
552. May 30, 2003The disturbing case of SARS
553. June 2, 2003The $330-Billion Tax Cuts and The Bahamas Budget Proposal
554. June 13, 2003Reginald Lobosky - The Renaissance Man
555. June 23, 2003The Budget of Containment
556. June 27, 2003Awareness and Responsibilities of Caribbean Citizens
557. June 30, 2003Christie and the Bahamian Economy
558. July 7, 2003Christie and the Economic Reality of The Bahamas
559. July 11, 2003Emerging Presidential Image of George Bush
560. July 14, 2003Christie and The Economic Reality of The Bahamas (II)
561. July 18, 2003Minister Mitchell's Evolving Foreign Policy Focus (I)
562. July 21, 2003Christie and the Economic Reality of The Bahamas (III)
563. July 25, 2003Attorney General Alfred Sears Faces Growing Challenges (I)
564. July 28, 2003The Bahamas Has No Future With CSME
565. August 1, 2003Fidelism 4
566. August 8, 2003Israel's Road to Peace
567. August 11, 2003Dimensions of Government Deficit Spending
568. August 15, 2003Cabinet Re-Shuffling (Part One)
569. August 18, 2003Economic Advisory Commission
570. August 22, 2003The Cuban Story
571. August 25, 2003Palestinian Economic Crisis
572. August 29, 2003Reforming The Bahamas' Political Landscape
573. September 1, 2003CSME - Caution is My Last Word (Part 1)
574. September 5, 2003Reforming The Bahamas' Political Landscape (Part II)
575. September 8, 2003CSME - Caution is my last word (Part II)
576. September 11, 2003Prime Minister's Milestone Achievement So Far
577. September 15, 2003Minister Mitchell's Asian Economic Tour
578. September 18, 2003The Removal of Yasser Arafat
579. September 22, 2003The Need for Vital Economic Statistics
580. September 25, 2003Looking into issues of concern for Christie's meeting with Bush
581. September 29, 2003Against Dollarization
582. October 6, 2003Caricom single market tragedy
583. October 6, 2003 Cuban Solidarism
584. October 6, 2003Caricom Single Market Tragedy
585. October 9, 2003Denouncing Crime
586. November 7, 2003Protecting our Economic Interest from Hegemonistic Influence
587. November 13, 2003Combating the Increasing Crime Wave (Part I)
588. November 17, 2003The Introduction of Value-Added-Tax(VAT) Part II
589. November 20, 2003Combating the Increasing Crime Wave (Part II)
590. November 24, 2003FTAA Realities
591. November 27, 2003Denouncing Crime
592. December 1, 2003Christie and the Economic Reality of the Bahamas
593. December 4, 2003Reforming the Bahamas' Political Landscape
594. December 8, 2003Christie and the Economic Reality of the Bahamas (Part II)
595. December 8, 2003Christie and the Economic Reality of the Bahamas (Part III)
596. December 11, 2003Reforming the Bahamas' Political Landscape (Part II)
597. December 18, 2003Perry Christie Must Keep a Tab on our Present Economic Success Achieved
598. December 29, 2003Christie vs Ingraham
Articles published in the Bahama Journal:
599. January 5, 2004Evolving a New Economy
600. January 8, 2004The Bahamas and Trade Liberalization
601. January 12, 2004Concern for the Continuous Weakening of the Dollar
602. January 15, 2004United States Attempt at Global Nuclear Deterrent
603. January 19, 2004The Bahamas and Corporate Environment
604. January 22, 2004Dealing with the Chaotic Haitian Migration (Part I)
605. January 24, 2004National Investment Policy to Encourage Entrepenuership
606. January 29, 2004Dealing with the Chaotic Haitian Migration (Part II)
607. February 2, 2004The Global Economy and the Growing us Deficit
608. February 6, 2004Dealing with the Chaotic Haitian Migration (Part III)
609. February 12, 2004Reforming the Bahamas' Political Landscape
610. February 16, 2004Regular Up-to-date Economic Statistics a Must for Economic Growth
611. February 19, 2004The Democratic Primaries and the November Election
612. February 23, 2004Unfair Business Practices
613. February 27, 2004Civil War in Haiti
614. March 1, 2004Beneficial Ties Between Cuba and the Bahamas
615. March 4, 2004The Bahamian Civil Service (Part I)
616. March 8, 2004Caricom Had Their First Lesson in Regional Betrayal
617. March 12, 2004Denouncing Crime
618. March 15, 2004As the Dollar Continues to Weaken
619. March 18, 2004The Crisis of Mankind Relationships
620. March 22, 2004The Privatization of the Regulatory Function of the Central Bank of the Bahamas
621. March 25, 2004Israel's Road to Peace
622. March 29, 2004Preventing Rise in Gas Prices
623. April 1, 2004A Caution Glance at US Outsourcing Syndrome
624. April 5, 2004CARICOM's Position: A Betrayal to Haiti
625. April 8, 2004The Investment Decision Function of Cabinet
626. April 15, 2004Farewell to an Enigma - Reginald Harcourt Lobosky
627. April 19, 2004The Necessity of Cabinet Change
628. April 22, 2004Barry J. Malcolm: A Success Story
629. April 26, 2004The Phenomenal Diplomat: H. E. Felix Wilson
630. April 30, 2004Buckle up for Safety
631. May 3, 2004Alternative Sources of Revenue for Economic Development
632. May 6, 2004The Embroiled Latin America Saga
633. May 11, 2004Credit Should be Given to the PLP and FNM for Phase III
634. May 13, 2004Adopting Technology for Economic Growth
635. May 17, 2004Protecting our Country from US Influence (Part I)
636. May 20, 2004Fight Against Crime
637. May 24, 2004Lorequin/Inagua Commission of Inquiry: Why Was Lt. Commander Edison Rolle Sent Home?
638. May 27, 2004The Unilateral Efforts to Israelis/ Palestinian Peace
639. June 3, 2004Iraq: An Emerging Democratic Nation
640. June 7, 2004The National Debt Dilemma and Increasing Budget Deficit
641. June 10, 2004Nanotechnology: Silent but Most Revolutionary Concept to Human Development
642. June 14, 2004The Bahamas' Political Landscape
643. June 18, 2004The Economic Implications of the National Health Insurance Plan
644. June 21, 2004Bahamas Needs to Lessen its Independence in the USA
645. June 28, 2004The Bahamas Has No Future with CSME
646. July 1, 2004The Need for Economic Diversification
647. July 5, 2004Investment Funds: Crucial Facts
648. July 8, 2004An Outstanding Bahamian Citizen
649. July 15, 2004Collective Citizenship
650. July 19, 2004SmallIsland Nations' Economic Vulnerabilities
651. July 22, 2004Caricom Investigation
652. July 22, 2004The Sustainability of Value-Added- Tax (VAT)
653. July 29, 2004FTAA Realities
654. August 3, 2004Economic Advisory Commission
655. August 5, 2004Latin America Approach to the FTAA (Part II)
656. August 9, 2004The Need for Vital Economic Statistics
657. August 13, 2004Akebu-Lan - Mother of Mankind
658. August 16, 2004Political Campaign Financing
659. August 19, 2004Stop the Gossip
660. August 23, 2004Debase Political Campaign Rhetoric
661. August 26, 2004CSME: Undue Pressure on the Bahamas
662. August 30, 2004Keeping the Olympic Spirit Alive
663. September 9, 2004September 11th
664. September 20, 2004The New World Society
665. September 23, 2004Cuba: A Commendable Level of Hurricane Preparedness
666. September 27, 2004Enlargement of Security Council Permanent Members
667. October 1, 2004The Protection of Civil Liberty
668. October 4, 2004Minister Alfred Searsand Distance Learning
669. October 7, 2004Caribbean Regional Self- Reliance
670. October 14, 2004Prime Minister Christie's Global Agenda (Part I)
671. October 18, 2004Prime Minister Christie's Global Agenda (Part II)
672. October 21, 2004A Commentary on Christie's EconomicManagement
673. October 25, 2004International Pressure on Domestic Political Affairs
674. October 28, 2004The Realities of Government's Economic Role
675. November 1, 2004Issues of Concern as The USA Election Nears
676. November 4, 2004Commissioner Paul Farquharson:Man of the Year
677. November 8, 2004Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware
678. November 10, 2004Creating Information Transfer Perfection Through Teleportation
679. November 11, 2004Denouncing Crime
680. November 15, 2004The Bahamas Has No Future with CSME
681. November 18, 2004Herbert Brown: The CEO of the Year
682. November 25, 2004An Outstanding Bahamian Woman: Lois Wells-Symonette
683. November 29, 2004Awareness and Responsibilities of Caribbean Citizens
684. December 2, 2004Koffi Annan Should Not Resign
685.
686. 2005
687. January 6, 2005The Bahamas and the CSME Perspective in 2005
688. January 10, 2005The Smear of Crime
689. January 13, 2005Country of Law and Political Opportunity
690. January 18, 2005Economy Perspective in 2005
691. January 20, 2005Magnificent Re-Organization at Consular Division
692. January 27, 2005Dr. Condoleeza Rice
693. January 31, 2005No to Caribbean Single Market and Economy
694. February 3, 2005Public service Commission Chairperson Teresa Butler
695. February 7, 2005Globalization: Alternative Focus for Developing Countries
696. February 10, 2005Cuba: The Ironic Western Accusation of Human Rights Abuse
697. February 14, 2005Cuba: UN Commission on Human Rights
698. February 17, 2005CCJ Illegality: a Setback for CSME
699. March 3, 2005The Bahamas Political Tragedy of Politicians (Part I)
700. March 10, 2005Cuba - UN Commission on Human Rights III
701. March 14, 2005Cuba - Response to the Satirical Misunderstanding by a Ghost Writer
702. March 17, 2005Commendable Resolution of the Pakistan-Indian Nuclear Conflict
703. March 21, 2005HAITI - The Urgency in Resolving its Deepening Problems
704. March 24, 2005Feedback on the Cuban Ambassador Rebuttal
705. March 31, 2005The Case of Terri Shiavo
706. April 4, 2005Sad Realization: Gas Prices
707. April 7, 2005Foreign Affairs Must Keep Watch on Globalization as its Effects Developing Economy
708. April 11, 2005Dr. Patricia Rogers: A Permanent Secretary to Celebrate
709. April 14, 2005Japanese Must Apologize to China
710. April 18, 2005Japanese Must Apologize to China
711. April 21, 2005The Bahamas Must Support Chile in OAS Leadership
712. April 25, 2005Police Commissioner Paul Farquharson
713. April 28, 2005The Bahamas Must Support Chile in OAS Leadership: Part II
714. May 5, 2005Praying for the Prime Minister Hon. Perry Christie
715. May 9, 2005Bali Must Save the Life of Shapelle Corby
716. May 12, 2005Felix Wilson: A Worthy Diplomat
717. May 19, 2005Harboring Terrorist Luis Posada Carriles: What a Contradiction
718. May 20, 2005Mrs. Irene Stubbs: A Key Factor to Public Sector Reform
719. May 26, 2005Crime and the Future of our Country
720. May 30, 2005The Nuclear Dilemma
721. June 2, 2005Commissioner Paul Farquharson: Congratulations for Exemplary Leadership
722. June 6, 2005The Urgency in Resolving its Deepening Problems
723. June 13, 2005The Caribbean Government is Heading to Disaster
724. June 20, 2005Deferring the Ascension to Caribbean Single Market and Economy
725. June 23, 2005Re-Definition of the Government’s Economic Role
726. June 27, 2005Enlargement of Security Council Permanent Members
727. June 30, 2005Minister sears Making Great Constitutional Error in Allowing Accreditation & Equivalency Legislation
728. July 7, 2005Kudos to Minister Leslie Miller on the PetroCaribe Deal
729. July 14, 2005Government’s Decision on CSME: A Great One Indeed
730. July 18, 2005In Sympathy to London for the Vicious Bombing
731. July 22, 2005A New Dynamism at the Water and Sewerage Corporation
732. July 25, 2005The Water and Sewerage Corporation: Retraction and a Better Insight
733. July 28, 2005Luis Posada Carriles: The Need for Trial
734. August 11, 2005The Case of the Straw Market and Bahamians Cultural Artifacts
735. August 15, 2005Happy 79th Fidel!
736. August 18, 2005Globalization: Alternative Focus for Developing Countries
737. August 22, 2005Prime Minister Ariel Sharon
738. August 26, 2005Prime Minister Perry Christie
739. August 29, 2005Minister Alfred Sears
740. September 2, 2005USA: Let the Cuban Prisoners Go
741. September 5, 2005The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
742. September 8, 2005Minister of Health Must Tap Into This Historic Opportunity
743. September 12, 2005The PetroCaribe Deal: A National Betrayal?
744. September 16, 2005Cabinet Staleness: Is Change Coming Soon!
745. September 19, 2005 Concerns On The National Debt Stock Of $2.5 Billion
746. September 22, 2005 Preventing Rise In Gas Prices
747. September 29, 2005The Need For National Demographics And Economic Statistics
748. October 3, 2005Alternative Sources Of Revenue For Economic Development
749. October 6, 2005 The Cuban Miami 5 Jailed Must Be Freed
750. October 10, 2005The United States Must Stop The Embargo Against Cuba
751. October 13, 2005 The Flurry Of Mother Nature
752. October 17, 2005 The U.S Unjust War Against Cuba
753. October 20, 2005 The Next Governor-General
754. October 24, 2005 A Test Of Democracy
755. October 27, 2005 Chairmen Raynard Rigby and Carl Bethel
756. October 31, 2005Combating And Training Against Money Laundering
757. November 3, 2005 Trade Unionism And The Bahamas Economy
758. November 7, 2005 Ingraham To Teach Dion; Tommy The Political Reality
759. November 10, 2005As The Political ChipFalls –The Nation Awaits…
760. November 14, 2005Democracy Is Once Again Triumphant
761. November 17, 2005SouthsideChristianMissionLand Concession
762. November 21, 2005Jose Marti: The Father of Cuban Independence
763. November 24, 2005Defending Cuba In The Bahamas
764. November 28, 2005Influences Of Past And Present Political Leaders
765. November 29, 2005 Cuba’s Significance To The Bahamas And Region
766. December 1, 2005The Clash of The Titans: Perry Christie And Hubert Ingraham
767. December 5, 2005 Is USA Patriot Act A Law In The Bahamas
768. December 8, 2005Cuban Captives In The US Must Be Freed
769. December 12, 2005Luis Posada Carriles Should be Extradited Immediately
770. December 15, 2005Dr. Nottage: A Notable Politician During 2005
771. December 19, 2005 Man Of The Year: Commissioner Paul Farquharson
772. December 22, 2005Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Visa Department Should Be Commended
773. December 29, 2005Interpreting U.S. Propaganda
774. January 9, 2006Praying With The People Of Israel For Ariel Sharon
775. January 12, 2006 National Sovereignty:The Bahamas
776. January 16, 2006 Slanderers : Beware? (Part I)
777. January 19, 2006Iran MustBe Stopped
778. January 23, 2006Globalization: Alternative Focus For Developing Countries
779. January 26, 2006Watching The Judiciary: Part One
780. January 30, 2006The Irony of The Palestinian Election
781. February 2, 2006Fraser & Turner: The Dynamism At The Attorney General Office
782. February 6, 2006National Investment Policy
783. February 8, 2006 Cabinet Staleness: Is Change Coming Soon!
784. February 13, 2006 Secret Wiretap: May be Vital To Protection
785. February 16, 2006 Jose Marti – Cuban Story
786. February 20, 2006 White Man Don’t Owe Me Nothing
787. February 23, 2006 Reginald Ferguson, Assistant Commissioner Of Police In Charge Of Crime: A Bahamian Hero
788. February 27, 2006Economic Terrorism
789. March 1, 2006Why Keod Smith Not Appointed To Cabinet
790. March 6, 2006 Allison Maynard-Gibson: The Second Woman Attorney- General Making History
791. March 9, 2006My Country, My People
792. March 13, 2006Nuclear Weapon: Iran and The World
793. March 16, 2006Slander: A Looming Potential Danger To The Life Of A Nation
794. March 20, 2006 Hon Shane Gibson: Emerging Perspective
795. March 23, 2006Interpreting U.S. Propaganda I
796. March 27, 2006Interpreting U.S .Propaganda II
797. March 30, 2006Interpreting U. S. Propaganda III
798. April 3, 2006The Cabinet & Governance
799. April 7, 2006Internet Slanderers The Need For Conscience
800. April 11, 2006 Where Is Our Land
801. April 13, 2006Why Captain Anthony Allens Should be Commodore
802. May 11, 2006The Election of New Members Of the United Nations Human Rights Commission
803. May 18, 2006US Should Not Interfere With Bahamas/Cuba Relationship
804. May 22, 2006Cuban Solidarism
805. June 8, 2006The US Government Must Stop Interfering in Bahamian Political Affairs
806. June 12, 2006 Iran Must Accept The US Nuclear Deal
807. June 19, 2006The US Nuclear Dear
808. June 26, 2006Bahamians Must Be Involved In A New Economy
809. June 29, 2006Ingrahamism: Part One
810. July 3, 2006Any Politician Who Supports CSME Should not be ElectedJuly 6, 2006Medical Team Should Be Congratulated For Control Of Malaria
811. July 17, 2006Alternative Focus for Developing Countries
812. July 24, 2006 National Sovereignty: The Bahamas
813. July 27, 2006Be Wary of the World Trade Organization (WTO)
814. July 31, 2006National Investment Policy
815. August 3, 2006Cuban Solidarism: Part 2
816. August 24, 2006 Collective Citizenship
817. August 28, 2006Crime and the Future of the Country
818. September 1, 2006USA: Let the Cuban Prisoners Go
819. September 7, 2006Remembering September 11th
820. September 11, 2006Re-Definition of the Government’s Economic Role
821. September 22, 2006Royal Bahamas Police Force Has a Grip on Crime
822. September 28, 2006 Reforming The Bahamas Political Landscape
Article published in The Tribune
823. June 12, 2007 In Defense of Democracy.
Article published in Dr. Kevin Alcena's Blogs
824. January 5, 2011 Mother Earth is Crying .
