Nicki Kelly

Nicki Kelly was a prominent Bahamian journalist known for her significant contributions to the media landscape. With a career that spanned decades, she worked at The Tribune and later as a columnist for The Punch until its closure. Celebrated for her fierce determination and commitment to responsible journalism, she encouraged fellow journalists to engage more deeply with the issues of the day. Kelly was recognized as a 'doyenne of journalism' and served as a mentor to many, including Oswald Brown. She often reflected on her experiences during a transformative period in Bahamian history and was actively involved in community projects, such as the refurbishment of the Villa Doyle, which is now the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.