May 16, 2012
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Roads overruns $300m due to business impact
The New Providence Road Improvement Project’s so-called ‘cost overruns’ really total $300 million when the impact on affected businesses is factored in, a former leading retailer believes.
PLP parliamentarians hit out at flaws in road improvement project
SEVERAL PLP Members of Parliament yesterday revealed startling conclusions of reports that pinpointed the inefficiencies of the New Providence Infrastructure Improvement Project.
Damaged cable leaves BTC customer cut off
MORE THAN 2,000 Bahamas Telecommuncations Company customers are without land-line and internet services after crews working on the New Providence Road Improvement Project damaged a major cable Tuesday afternoon.
Prince Charles business owners seek compensation from government
BUSINESS owners in Prince Charles Drive have got together to get the government’s assistance in providing some form of compensation for their losses as a result of the New Providence Road Improvement Project.
Fresh delay for roadworks project
THE completion date for the New Providence Infrastruture Improvement Project has been pushed back once again, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Works Phillp Brave Davis said yesterday.
Christie comments on roadworks compensation
PRIME Minister Perry Christie said the government is still considering how it can assist individuals and businesses negatively impacted by the New Providence Infrastructure Improvement Project.
Roadworks project to continue
THE government is not expected to stop or reverse current road works since the project is 90 per cent complete - but it is still under review according to the
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