Lighthouse Point must be saved
I am a man and I cry. There, I have said it.
Work ethic
Re: Seeking to plug the skills gap.
Board chair should resign
I would title this “Being in the real world where you are required to uphold trust’ - the article headlined yesterday “Chamber endorses CEO over ten-year securities barring’ is incredible and exceptionally worrying.
Bewildered inside the hospital
This week, I went to the Princess Margaret Hospital to visit a patient. When I entered the lobby, I was greeted by a very pleasant, helpful security guard. I said I was there to see a patient and was asked his name and when he was admitted. I had his name but was unsure about when he was admitted. The security guard let me pass and directed me to Accident & Emergency.
Who uses a siren?
Who is permitted to legally use a siren and flashing lights?
It's down to education
I sat down this morning intending to write a letter about the astounding figure of $600m. This is the number put forth by Minister D’Aguilar, who says that Bahamians spend $600m per year in the web shops.
Oban deal
OBAN Energy Heads of Agreement…if signatories do not comply with the terms of an agreement then what happens to that agreement?
Lighthouse Point
RE: Alternative Sustainable Development Plan for Lighthouse Point, Eleuthera Letter of Support
Dionisio right
THE Hon Dinisio D’Aguilar (FNM- Free Town), Minister of Tourism & Aviation, is the hardest working member of the Minnis cabinet. Prior to entering politics he was a business executive with the family owned business, Super Wash, and a director/shareholder in numerous private entities. A Chartered Accountant by profession, he knows how to crunch numbers and he has a firm knowledge of his cabinet responsibilities and the expectations of the people of The Bahamas.
Cheap credit – culprit or bait?
A worldwide, financial disaster occurred when investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy on September 15, 2008, becoming one of the largest fatality in the 2008 financial crisis. It is the 10th anniversary of this financial crisis. I am asking is another one imminent?
The tender process
SEEMINGLY trending in official circles - Tenders need not be held in a process of legitimacy and following long established Regulations of fairness.
Web shops not victims
The sheer duplicitousness of some of our fellow citizens can take your breath away.
The travels and travails of Davis
The Bahamas’ thrives on its favourite pastime, gossip, bad news and I daresay “fake news”. They run to their groups and, without substantiating their juicy news, they repeat it. But what is so sad, the gullible populace believe garbage, without pause.
Use a cattle prod . . .
Re: STUDENT’S BEATING: POLICE TO INVESTIGATE.
Looting the coffers
Your Editorial on September 7, 2018, was amazingly perceptive and insightful.
