Thank you Tribune for publish the list, the press in this country has really been steeping up to the plate lately.

On the right path.... Just connect the dots.....Rollins seemed to suggest a certain petroleum company made significant campaign contributions to a certain party...... Also who owns this particular rubis station and why were they allowed to reopen without a certificate being issued by the relevant ministry?..... We answer these questions and we will know why this report was hid from the bahamian people and why the PLP is obstructing the truth.....

Of course it is. Cable will be dominant but there will be competition for the first time and service will be much better. Part of BTC's dropped calls disaster is that their system was overwhelmed, with cable putting in a completely redundant system this will be alleviated. Cable has their detractors but there is no question their infrastructure is first class especially with fiber to each house. They will put in a first class cell system.

Great news. No sense giving the license to virgin as they will simply be using BTC's inadequate infrastructure and be a glorified reseller of BTC Minutes. Give it to the the only 100% Bahamian company, with great infrastructure in place, already 29% owned by the govt - Cable Bahamas. I expect in a few years Cable will overtake BTC and be the dominant cell provider in the Bahamas, I am tired of being abused and given poor service from BTC.

Tal my respect for you is growing everyday. Will you pledge to boycott Rubis?

I agree with you completely. I for one will boycott Rubis until this entire matter is revealed to the public and necessary health and environmental changes made - which in the Bahamas means I will be boycotting them forever as there is zero chance that will happen. Good riddance we do not need corporate slim balls like them anyway.

How did Jerome Fitzgerald vote? I suspect he was absent to save himself the embarrassment, just as he has been absent in protecting the people of marathon. He is a disgrace and does not have a shred of integrity left as he chose his political career and self interest over the health and lives of his constituents.

Then the police would investigate, and the attorney general would sit on the report and never bring charges.

We have sun, wind, and tidal options, not to mention through the processing of all our garbage, which would help alleviate the dump fires that are poisoning our people and environment. In the case of Costa Rica from the photograph you see a solar farm, we have the sun to produce a large percentage of our energy supply through 100% green, clean renewable energy. My point was not that it is easy, but that we do not even produce 1% from sun, wind, or tidal combined! That is vision less, and frankly irresponsible. We as an ecotourist nation should be like Costa Rica leading the way, rather than being stuck in the stone age with people like Mr. miller who simply offer excuses and very little solution or vision.

It is very interesting and telling that the attorney general's office sits ( hides ) a report for over a year that has an impact on the health and very survival of many bahamians, yet in a matter of days issues an unsolicited opinion on whether an auditor's report has to be tabled in parliament. It shows where her priorities are, certainly not on the health of bahamians, or on transparency and accountability. We deserve much better and she should be ashamed of herself.