How long has Rubis known about leaks?
Following the recent revelations concerning the handling of the now notorious Marathon fuel leak, one would think Rubis would do everything it could to bring additional leaks to the public’s attention immediately.
Flowers talking big
The Tribune today says “Flowers to challenge banks over web money.”
Sir Durward should be first!
I read lately where the Minister of Education tabled in the House of Assembly during the Budget debate that they were going to name a road after Mychal Thompson. And this was to take place shortly.
PM Davis?
But does he have the blessing of the Shadow PM
Grand Bahama economy
Hawksbill Agreement — to be stupid or super sensitive to the economic conditions?
The nature of leadership
Merriam-Webster defines Failure as an omission of occurrence or performance; specifically: a failing to perform a duty or expected action.
Egregious error by PM
In the dispute on the motion for closure of the budget debate Prime Minister Perry Christie is reported as saying:
Flat fishing regulations
An open letter to V Alfred Gray, Bahamas Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources
What a difference a word makes
Today’s Tribune headline reads “Gov’t to GIVE Baha Mar $21 million”.
FNM Convention is overdue
Michael Pintard, chairman of the FNM, publicly stated that there will not be a convention this year.
Rules for fishing the flats
I am an Italian citizen and a passionate fly fisherman. I am really worried of the situation I will face arriving in Exuma for my hard earned holidays with my spouse on July 4, 2015.
Dr Rollins’ resignation
The resignation from the PLP of Dr Rollins seems to have brought out further craziness of even qualified attorneys pontificating totally irrationally that Dr Rollins should resign his seat.
Yamacraw FNM and entitlement?
I read with great interest the story in the other daily this past Saturday regarding the FNM Yamacraw nomination and wondered whether a sense of entitlement is involved.
Deafening silence on budget
The commencement of the National Budget Debate in the House of Assembly two weeks ago was met with eager anticipation and reserved anxiety as Bahamians everywhere watched and listened with a hopeful expectancy.
Anglicans happy to pay NHI tax?
According to a recent article published on the front page of the Guardian, Bishop Gomez seems to think so.
