Well you clicked on it and then commented, so obviously you did.

Then they need to hurry up and get FOI so we can actually see what they are doing

Its OK, Government will just increase our contributions to cover any shortage. No change will ever come on the expense side, either at NIB or any other Government entity.

And what happened to the owner of the establishment? Nothing i bet, in fact if you raid again today he/she probably has more illegals there. Until we deal with those who employee illegals, there will always be a problem.

Because Government is run by people who have no idea of how hard it is to make a business work. And they also know the harder they make it the more money they can make on the side.

Good to know and good idea to say it. Perhaps Tribune can print a refute on the above letter?

I think you are confusing the two ports. This port is owned by Global Ports and then any Bahamian who wanted too could apply to buy shares, which didn't matter who you were.

And until the police have cameras on that show what happened we will never know. All that will happen is more people will distrust the police until it goes to far. I am sure they have the videos of some of these incidents but don't release due to what it shows.

The income RBC makes in Bahamas can be taxed in Bahamas, their subsidiary is a Bahamian Company.

From what i have heard those owners say they will only build if the law is changed to allow them to build higher then the current 5. If thats the case change the law to 8-10 but also stipulate that if no redevelopment Government can force a sale at fire sale prices to someone who will develop it.
Also Downtown will never really take off if Government keeps closing the main road to every single event, especially on a work day for most people. Who would want to work downtown when getting there is gridlock most days? Thats one of the main reason all the office workers have moved out