Yes.

Yes

They are professional protestors 😀

LMAO Wrong on all accounts. This is expansion and belief in the Bahamian economy and confidence in future growth.

PLP flying first class around the world, while failing to care for the poorest in our midst who go without food.

I am sure Fred Mitchell will travel first class on our dime and try to weasel his entourage in! Yes, No?

As an AML shareholder I am pleased to hear this. Can only try so long and if the parties are unwilling to compromise it is time to move on. Let’s focus on expanding the neighborhood food store concept, taking market share from dirty, old super value stores and upgrading the Costright shopping experience.

This “do nothing” government loves to travel and waste our money, especially Fred Mitchell. It really is disgusting .

I don’t believe this positive spin, more like putting lipstick on a pig. Commonwealth bank’s figures will look good this year because of the write back of bad loan provisions as the economy recovers ( write backs they won’t have next year). The real issue long term is their shrinking loan book, 2019 year end loan book was $932 mill, it has now shrunk by $160 mill to $772 mill in just 2.5 years! So there has been a corresponding large reduction in interest income combined with little to no reduction in expenses and you have a much lower net income going forward. They are increasingly losing market share in a battle with Fidelity and Bank of the Bahamas for the coveted and profitable consumer loan segment. So short term the figures will look great, medium term quite worrisome.

This is a don’t rock the boat, a kick the can down the road government. More interested in being in government than truly governing and addressing our many serious issues. Problem is that can only be done for so long and the avoidance of these problems only exacerbates them. We have not had real leadership in the Bahamas since the first Ingraham administration.