Before they fight over promotions, the WSC and its union should worry about keeping water running through the spigots, which they’re unable to do reliably on most of the Out Islands as well as areas of New Providence and Grand Bahama.

Uh … will you ever learn how to spell “populace”? And that as a collective noun it’s never used as a plural? … 🤣 … And, as far as “followers of this hereto Tribune” go, it seems that they have simply tuned you out. Your posts no longer draw any responses … except this one!

I dunno … do you speak as weirdly as you write? I’d tune in … 🤣

This story, in calculating in-port spending, assumes that all 5,000 passengers will disembark; farther down, there’s a story that says only 20% disembark. Uh … hello, editors? Read your own paper much?

This story is twice as long as The Tribune’s report on the final election results and change of government. SMH.

I believe L comes after K … but who knows what they’re teaching these days … 🤣

This means that about 16% of all Bahamians rely on the government to feed them. Scary.

In writing an article that is longer than Leviticus, Neil Hartnell apparently didn’t have the time nor the space to obtain and present the government’s side of the story. Just 40 paragraphs of one man’s complaints. Zzzzzzz.

Hear, hear!

It’s a shame the people of Eleuthera are constantly held hostage in this drama, because the gov’t can’t pay its bills on time. I’m pretty sure the PM, all the MPs and department heads get paid on time, including the head of W&S.