Just heard of the brilliant qualification criteria if the New Day head of the Bahamas Investment Authority - campaign worker for the PLP and - that’s even better - the PM was her godfather. Well, that’s apparently sufficient. We thought the New Day government will be better. But, after 1100 days - talk travels and nothing. We report you decide. More to follow. Time for 2022 election of the IMF to restructure this unbelievable competence.
2 days 6 hours ago I wrote about Omikron. Today's Guardian writes 330 cases of which 74 with travel history. Game over, tourism over. Lockdown unavoidable. And then? Investors will flee, tourists will flee, lenders will flee, $11 bn debts will remain.
2022 will be many news about the New Day. It's a New Day - how few finally? Normally a new government has 100 days. These have passed. Any tangible results except cutting cakes at NIB?
Yes the Bahamas economy could turn on a flip switch - just restructure the bloated inefficient civil service, remove all useless red tape and let people do their job.
No good news. Where are the jobs for 4,000+ school graduates coming to the job market every year? Just asking which solutions the New Day government is offering?
Why should they buy this ruin? White Elephant of communist thinking the state can manage the economy. Wasting taxpayer money, impoverishment of people. Welcome to Cuba!
This is very noteworthy. So the government is permanently interfering in commercial business transactions? Starting from $300 m stamp duty waiver for BahaMar shady bankruptcy executed by previous PLP administration? Did anyone benefit? Just asking…TheNewPunch coming in 2022? If correct, plenty of stuff to write of „New Day“. Be fast before the New Day is gone.
Bahamas2022 says...
Typo - after 100 days - they would never make 1100 days the country will hit the wall in 2022.
On Kovats emerges as potential buyer for Treasure Cay
Posted 28 December 2021, 3:31 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
Just heard of the brilliant qualification criteria if the New Day head of the Bahamas Investment Authority - campaign worker for the PLP and - that’s even better - the PM was her godfather. Well, that’s apparently sufficient. We thought the New Day government will be better. But, after 1100 days - talk travels and nothing.
We report you decide. More to follow.
Time for 2022 election of the IMF to restructure this unbelievable competence.
On Kovats emerges as potential buyer for Treasure Cay
Posted 28 December 2021, 3:30 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
2 days 6 hours ago I wrote about Omikron. Today's Guardian writes 330 cases of which 74 with travel history. Game over, tourism over. Lockdown unavoidable. And then? Investors will flee, tourists will flee, lenders will flee, $11 bn debts will remain.
On Central Bank wants to see ‘prepare for worst plans’
Posted 27 December 2021, 10:07 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
2022 will be many news about the New Day. It's a New Day - how few finally? Normally a new government has 100 days. These have passed. Any tangible results except cutting cakes at NIB?
On Kovats emerges as potential buyer for Treasure Cay
Posted 27 December 2021, 9:57 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
Yes the Bahamas economy could turn on a flip switch - just restructure the bloated inefficient civil service, remove all useless red tape and let people do their job.
On Central Bank wants to see ‘prepare for worst plans’
Posted 27 December 2021, 8:05 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
No good news. Where are the jobs for 4,000+ school graduates coming to the job market every year? Just asking which solutions the New Day government is offering?
On Schools still plan to reopen - but situation being watched
Posted 27 December 2021, 8:02 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
Interesting. What happens next?
On Concerns mount over Treasure Cay future
Posted 27 December 2021, 7:55 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
TheNewPunch coming in 2022? Lots to discover and lots to write about 🤣🤣🤣👎👎👎
On Kovats emerges as potential buyer for Treasure Cay
Posted 27 December 2021, 7:43 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
Why should they buy this ruin? White Elephant of communist thinking the state can manage the economy. Wasting taxpayer money, impoverishment of people. Welcome to Cuba!
On Despite failed hotel acquisition investor remains committed
Posted 27 December 2021, 7:38 a.m. Suggest removal
Bahamas2022 says...
This is very noteworthy. So the government is permanently interfering in commercial business transactions? Starting from $300 m stamp duty waiver for BahaMar shady bankruptcy executed by previous PLP administration? Did anyone benefit? Just asking…TheNewPunch coming in 2022? If correct, plenty of stuff to write of „New Day“. Be fast before the New Day is gone.
On Concerns mount over Treasure Cay future
Posted 27 December 2021, 6:44 a.m. Suggest removal