“While most of the land is privately owned, there are key pieces of the Lighthouse Point property that are Crown Land, and this project will also heavily impact the seabed and surrounding marine resources that are outside of the boundaries of the property and belong to the Bahamian people,” Mrs McKinney-Lambert said in a statement."

the national economic council simply does not care.

"All of his papers burnt in a (March 2017 shanty town) fire, so we’re still working on that.”

Great example of why shanty towns must go, Mr. Smith!

Thank you. How breathtakingly beautiful! Damn The Mouse and damn The Rats.

You have to have minds to begin with to lose them, Comrade!

Where would they then put the patients and morgue guests, the GB hotel?

Seriously, these politicians have to stop wasting millions on buildings only to let them rot after a few years due to lack of maintenance and insurance. That would, of course entail replacing some of the 50 odd per cent with sensible, industrious beings who actually care about the survival of the buildings from which they provide their friendly and most efficient civil service.

"Dr Sands said The Bahamas spends almost $900m on healthcare annually. Some $306m of this comes from the Government's Consolidated Fund, with $80m spent on health insurance for MPs, teachers, police officers and other public servants."

Suppose these Social Service employees receive free medical insurance from the tax payers?

The whole damn system does need rebuilding. I think far more than 50% would be given their walking papers. As for the plan working already, LOL!

"Dr Sands said The Bahamas spends almost $900m on healthcare annually. Some $306m of this comes from the Government's Consolidated Fund, with $80m spent on health insurance for MPs, teachers, police officers and other public servants."

Wonder whether the Post Office Bank employees receive free medical insurance from the tax payers?

Dey all be wastin and tiefin. SSDD.

Perhaps we have volunteer arsonists in The Capital???