Dispute makes PM ‘uncomfortable’
Imagine that. Prime Minister Perry Christie is “very uncomfortable” with the dispute between the Melia Resort and the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union.
NHI plan will harm pharmacies
National Health Insurance will put pharmacies out of business!
Vox populi
Why not get the Public’s opinion on National Health Insurance?
Dithering over our future
BEC is a living example of how not to run a business.
Department not above the law
As an organisation, BATCU is mandated to pursue and defend the fundamental rights and freedoms of its members within the confines of the law. It is my anticipation, that my subsequent contribution brings equity to the discussion pertaining to workers rights and current employment law.
Rejuvaseal cancer fear
I write with reference to an article in The Eleutheran on March 10 entitled ‘Eleuthera Residents Appeal To Gov’t To Rejuvaseal Roads’ that could lead to disastrous consequences for the Caribbean islands.
Celebrate our entertainment icons
Please allow me to address an open letter to the Minister of Tourism and the Minister of Sports & Culture in your columns.
VAT charged on top of duty
I recently flew from Ft Lauderdale to Nassau. I brought with me merchandise which cost $110 in Florida.
Ingraham was different
I’m sick of these excuses from Prime Minister Perry Christie and the PLP whenever they are caught doing the wrong thing. They always say that the FNM did it too. Well, even if that were true, it is no excuse for them. But it is not true.
Trust in govt with our health?
THE TUC reportedly believes “every Bahamian should have equal access to quality health care”. Surely, no one would wish otherwise.
Fox Hill police station
I recently called on the Fox Hill Police to help me with a life threatening psychiatric issue at home.
The people deserve better
Recently, high ranking members of the PLP government and party sought to deflect and point fingers at the FNM to justify callous abuses of authority and mediocrity in delivering on campaign promises. No less than the Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture and PLP Chairman seem to have forgotten that as of May 7, 2012, the PLP secured the mandate to govern for five years.
Is Miller doing something right?
Re: BEC union call to fire Miller.
Comments by PM are brazen
Please allow me to share my views on a comment by the Prime Minister appearing in The Tribune on March 19, 2015, under the captioned PM “All BAMSI contracts insured”.
National health
The debate on national health insurance has most certainly polarised the Bahamian population. Whether we can afford this, whether we can afford not to do this. The arguments on both sides seem to forget one thing: the Bahamian government is asking to take over the responsibility for providing for our healthcare.
