I found what i am hearing and reading about this situation incredible. A HOA agreement signing that was carried on live tv that was not was a HOA signing. A clause that in the HOA that says this project can't be stop even if there is an adverse EIA. A constant rearranging of the companies principal officers resumes. Nobody seems to know or say who the owners of this company is.This is how the PLP does business. Not a peep from various environmental groups. Amazing.
The political elite and connected persons have exploited this country for years.They don't want to pay their share of anything even though they have the ability to do so.It will be the small man at the that bottom that will have to carry the load as always. BPL needs to vigorously pursue and collect all monies from these persons with no exceptions.
i say to myself always Bahamians don't live in the Bahamas.They live pile up like sardines in Nassau (New Providence) and Freeport. If they travel to some of the family islands they will be amaze at the hardships their fellow bahamians endure.
A registered nurse with a bachelor's degree can make a lot more money in the US. They also have better working conditions. The countries in the caribbean, where The Bahamas recruited to make up our short-fall in nurses, the american firms are recruiting there also. These problems have been existed for years but have been ignored by the people in power.Like some issues in this country,they have gotten worse. It will take a lot of imagination, vision and management skills to reduce this situation. Something most leaders in this country don't possess.
This project was rejected by the NEC under the Rt.Honorable Hubert Ingraham previously in 2009.There were concerns whether it was viable then. What has changed since? This country needs that FOIA badly.
Wow.The Bahamas the only country in the hemisphere that is not a member of the WTO.Even tiny St.Kitts is a member. Somebody told this, a Jamaican business executive told him, in his opinion,The Bahamas is closed backward economy.
BONEFISH says...
I found what i am hearing and reading about this situation incredible. A HOA agreement signing that was carried on live tv that was not was a HOA signing. A clause that in the HOA that says this project can't be stop even if there is an adverse EIA. A constant rearranging of the companies principal officers resumes. Nobody seems to know or say who the owners of this company is.This is how the PLP does business. Not a peep from various environmental groups.
Amazing.
On Locked in: No right to scrap Oban deal over any environmental issue
Posted 3 March 2018, 9:52 a.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
The political elite and connected persons have exploited this country for years.They don't want to pay their share of anything even though they have the ability to do so.It will be the small man at the that bottom that will have to carry the load as always. BPL needs to vigorously pursue and collect all monies from these persons with no exceptions.
On BPL pledges: You’ll have ‘soft landing’ on extra charge
Posted 1 March 2018, 8:41 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
i say to myself always Bahamians don't live in the Bahamas.They live pile up like sardines in Nassau (New Providence) and Freeport. If they travel to some of the family islands they will be amaze at the hardships their fellow bahamians endure.
On Bodies in bathtubs
Posted 1 March 2018, 8:32 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
A registered nurse with a bachelor's degree can make a lot more money in the US. They also have better working conditions. The countries in the caribbean, where The Bahamas recruited to make up our short-fall in nurses, the american firms are recruiting there also. These problems have been existed for years but have been ignored by the people in power.Like some issues in this country,they have gotten worse. It will take a lot of imagination, vision and management skills to reduce this situation. Something most leaders in this country don't possess.
On Bid to recruit nurses as Bahamians head to US
Posted 28 February 2018, 6:56 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
This project was rejected by the NEC under the Rt.Honorable Hubert Ingraham previously in 2009.There were concerns whether it was viable then. What has changed since? This country needs that FOIA badly.
On PM dismisses Oban Energies concerns
Posted 22 February 2018, 1:36 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
Wow.The Bahamas the only country in the hemisphere that is not a member of the WTO.Even tiny St.Kitts is a member. Somebody told this, a Jamaican business executive told him, in his opinion,The Bahamas is closed backward economy.
On 'Deathly afraid' for local ownership under WTO
Posted 12 February 2018, 7:29 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
High prices and poor selection of goods.Internet shopping and shopping trips aboard is how many families are surviving in this country
On Bahamasair discounts undermine local retail
Posted 12 February 2018, 7:04 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
In a more mature westminister democracy like the UK,Canada or New Zealand,the speaker would have resigned by last weekend. But this is the Bahamas.
On Speaker stands firm on outburst
Posted 12 February 2018, 7:02 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
DPM Turnquest had nothing to do with that decision of the appointment of the new Financial Secretary. That dumb decision iwas made by PM Minnis alone.
On VAT revenue behind this quarter
Posted 21 January 2018, 3:28 p.m. Suggest removal
BONEFISH says...
My sincere condolences to the Dupuch Carron family on the passing of Aidan.
On Aidan Carron, loved and lost too soon
Posted 31 December 2017, 2:10 p.m. Suggest removal