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“As I See It”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Thirty-year veteran journalist Tanya Smith-Cartwright debuts “As I See It” column on ournews.bs.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Thirty-year veteran journalist Tanya Smith-Cartwright debuts “As I See It” column on ournews.bs.
“As I See It” takes a hard-hitting approach to current affairs in The Bahamas. Smith-Cartwright is also an Our News producer with oversight of the “On The Record” current affairs show, hosted by Jerome Sawyer, Our News Weekend Edition and live coverage of major local events.
You can read the hard hitting, “As I See It” on ournews.bs each Monday but on Tuesday this week due to the holiday. Topic for this week is, “There is One Leader of the FNM”.
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