I disagree. Bahamians will be employed as long as they have the skills and right attitude. Hotels don't have space for sour faces who hold up the walls while glued to their cell phones.

Truly sad for this family. Were the brothers twins. They were both only 20 years old...so young to die.

Today as well. Just print this same article in tomorrow's edition and repeat until they can get it right.

Will Ms. Hanna-Martin retract her words now that we know the "passing ship" was B.E.C. all along?

repercussions? i think that is the correct spelling. Yeah, a tax is needed. VAT was whipped up because the government is overspending on contracts issued to friends and not collecting duty, property tax, N.I.B. contributions,etc. effectively. They are in a hole and need the citizens to bail them out. A lottery would be better. Those who want to play willfully throw there money at the government. Those who don't get to keep their money.

Forcing Bahamians to pay $30 on top of their electricity bill is the same principle as forcing Bahamians to pay VAT. Someone knows nothing about operations and financial management so they are passing the losses incurred on to the customer.

So this will be resolved in 2017. The sitting MP should weigh the possible loss of several votes against Mr. Outten's vote.

It is recommended that Gus Outten move his truck business to a location which is zoned for commercial use. The residents can file a joint suit against Mr. Outten and successfully win. Lands and Surveys can provide the covenance for the lot occupied by the trucks.

1.2 million for poll workers, printing, counting, etc. Another 2 million for the Vote Yes campaign.

Please limit the load shedding to 2 hours if you must. I am confident that you can get the generators up and running again. I don't believe the rumours that B.E.C. has fuel payment problems.