The minister of health should resign. Today. The government said they had no idea all funds for overtime were exhausted. How is this possible? Does the minister have any idea what is happening in his ministry? What is he doing all day, he is clearly incompetent and lost. And now he has the gall to talk about building another almost $300million hospital and the govt can’t even staff or properly equip PMH in the first place. The height of lunacy. Cancel the new hospital and use the funds to take care of PMH. We need a new minister of health ASAP.
These judges are something else, do they even live in the Bahamas? Given the seriousness of the assault and the fact that the convicted person is a repeat offender, even in the last three years, this sentence seems far too lenient. We have a serious problem in the Bahamas of judges giving inappropriate sentences. This sentence should be appealed by the crown immediately.
Mr. Bowe uses himself as example, when his income is likely in the top 1% of wage earners in the Bahamas. Of course this tax cut is not necessary or even meaningful for him, but what about the other 99% of Bahamian wage earners to whom it does matter a great deal? Do we really think this tax cut is not beneficial to the vast majority of the middle class and especially poor Bahamians? Or do we really expect all these tens of thousands of persons to swamp our inefficient social services to look for and receive the help they need to feed their families? That is laughable and disingenuous. Food expense for the vast majority of Bahamians is their largest monthly expenditure, it is a need and not a want, and vat and all taxes should be eliminated on all food as much as possible.
Well done. Let this project be the template going forward: always give Bahamians the opportunity to have equity ownership in these tourism projects. The cruise port is a resounding success, half owned by Bahamians and I expect the beach club to be likewise.
Another poor quarter of mediocre results short on profits but as always long on excuses. Shareholders are tired of excuses. How many more years of Mr Bowe’s failed leadership? When will the board exercise its fiduciary obligation to shareholders and end this nightmare? Clearly, Mr. Bowe simply has no inkling of how to manage a successful commercial bank in the Bahamas. For years now with dismal results piled on more dismal results his mantra has been the other commercial banks aren’t doing well either. That no longer holds water as Commonwealth Bank and Bank of the Bahamas produce record net income, grow and expand their loan book. They are thriving while Fidelity bank is languishing. Shareholders have been promised and have waited patiently for 6 years on a share split. 6 years let that sink in. Why does it take 6 years to execute a share spilt? It is past time for new competent leadership. The time for excuses is over.
DonAnthony says...
He maybe a good man, that is beside the point. He is incompetent and should resign.
On CPSA president warns PMH is in its worst state in 22 years
Posted 4 February 2026, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
The minister of health should resign. Today. The government said they had no idea all funds for overtime were exhausted. How is this possible? Does the minister have any idea what is happening in his ministry? What is he doing all day, he is clearly incompetent and lost. And now he has the gall to talk about building another almost $300million hospital and the govt can’t even staff or properly equip PMH in the first place. The height of lunacy. Cancel the new hospital and use the funds to take care of PMH. We need a new minister of health ASAP.
On CPSA president warns PMH is in its worst state in 22 years
Posted 4 February 2026, 10:12 a.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
This government can not staff and maintain PMH properly and they are foolishly building another hospital! Height of lunacy.
On PMH suspends outpatient clinics, cancels elective surgeries amid staffing pressures
Posted 31 January 2026, 11:36 a.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
These judges are something else, do they even live in the Bahamas? Given the seriousness of the assault and the fact that the convicted person is a repeat offender, even in the last three years, this sentence seems far too lenient. We have a serious problem in the Bahamas of judges giving inappropriate sentences. This sentence should be appealed by the crown immediately.
On 30 months jail for man who attacked a GB school principal with iron bar
Posted 26 January 2026, 4:05 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
Mr. Bowe uses himself as example, when his income is likely in the top 1% of wage earners in the Bahamas. Of course this tax cut is not necessary or even meaningful for him, but what about the other 99% of Bahamian wage earners to whom it does matter a great deal? Do we really think this tax cut is not beneficial to the vast majority of the middle class and especially poor Bahamians? Or do we really expect all these tens of thousands of persons to swamp our inefficient social services to look for and receive the help they need to feed their families? That is laughable and disingenuous. Food expense for the vast majority of Bahamians is their largest monthly expenditure, it is a need and not a want, and vat and all taxes should be eliminated on all food as much as possible.
On Bank chief slams Davis over ‘uninformed’ food vat removal
Posted 14 January 2026, 8:01 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
False
On Royal Caribbean PI ‘benchmark’ employing over 500 Bahamians
Posted 15 December 2025, 4:40 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
Dearest most esteemed comrade, compliments of the season to you and yours. There are over 3000 Bahamian shareholders in the cruise port.
On Royal Caribbean PI ‘benchmark’ employing over 500 Bahamians
Posted 15 December 2025, 4:13 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
Well done. Let this project be the template going forward: always give Bahamians the opportunity to have equity ownership in these tourism projects. The cruise port is a resounding success, half owned by Bahamians and I expect the beach club to be likewise.
On Royal Caribbean PI ‘benchmark’ employing over 500 Bahamians
Posted 15 December 2025, 3:52 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
Another poor quarter of mediocre results short on profits but as always long on excuses. Shareholders are tired of excuses. How many more years of Mr Bowe’s failed leadership? When will the board exercise its fiduciary obligation to shareholders and end this nightmare? Clearly, Mr. Bowe simply has no inkling of how to manage a successful commercial bank in the Bahamas. For years now with dismal results piled on more dismal results his mantra has been the other commercial banks aren’t doing well either. That no longer holds water as Commonwealth Bank and Bank of the Bahamas produce record net income, grow and expand their loan book. They are thriving while Fidelity bank is languishing. Shareholders have been promised and have waited patiently for 6 years on a share split. 6 years let that sink in. Why does it take 6 years to execute a share spilt? It is past time for new competent leadership. The time for excuses is over.
On ‘All hands on deck’: Fidelity catch-up bid for $18m profit
Posted 26 November 2025, 8:27 p.m. Suggest removal
DonAnthony says...
The cruise ships will gladly connect to the cruise port power supply as that will be cheaper than running their generators while in port.
On Cruise power provider targets $10m profit within four years
Posted 5 November 2025, 4:26 p.m. Suggest removal