NIB benefits
According to Minister of Labour and National Insurance Shane Gibson, “the clock is ticking” for the Government to decide to either increase the amount of NIB contributions or decrease the benefits.
Stop the negative spinning
NOVEMBER’S unemployment statistics are out and they seem, once again, to have disappointed many in the media, who had hoped for a nice negative story to top off the year.
Poor service at Cable Bahamas
GOOD morning - I write this letter in response to Simon’s “Front Porch” article in Thursday’s Nassau Guardian paper (December 22).
FNM dare not talk about corruption
There has been many criticisms about the PLP, and I must confess that I relentlessly launched many scud missiles myself. I helped to point out where some of the shortcomings were and hoped that adjustments were made.
Reckless spending of the PLP
Your Tribune headline and editorial of today bear the final testament to the nearly five years of reckless and destructive PLP financial mismanagement.
Why these choices?
I suspect virtually all the country has been asking Why Ms Butler - why?
The future for The Bahamas
AS I looked on the news and saw the Russian ambassador to Turkey assassinated and the terrorist attack with a mere truck in Germany, I contemplated about the new geopolitical reality of the world, the Caribbean, especially The Bahamas.
Atlantis hotel prices
MINISTRY of Tourism seems to be ecstatic over the Popeye’s Bowl but reality says differently when you check room prices at the host Hotel - Atlantis.
Best of the Best regatta
THE recent Best of the Best Regatta was a huge success in the eyes of the sailors and sailing fans.
Poor service in The Bahamas
OH CABLE BAHAMAS... why do you have to wait anything from 30-50 minutes to get to a Customer Service operator?
What does that poll really show?
Poll in favor of FNM and Dr Minnis
An ugly use of the Constitution
KINDLY permit me to share my comments on the above-captioned.
Dishonesty at Road Traffic
ON Thursday, December 15, 2016, I took my just delivered vehicle a 2006 Mazda Demio to the Road Traffic Depot on West Bay street (Fort Charlotte) to be inspected and licensed.
On current governance
THE recent occurrences of disruption and conflict amongst and within the three major political parties (yes, I said three, not two) here in The Bahamas have been very disconcerting. What I read in the press and on social media is even more distressing.
What will be will be
BAHAMIANS have become very exercised by the fracture in the opposition. Loretta Butler-Turner walked away from Dr Hubert Minnis. She is the opposition leader and has chosen the DNA leader, Branville McCartney, as leader of opposition business in the Senate.
