Non-Nassau islands also think that, Nassau is the only place where these crimes will happen..so it's almost generally agreed lol

All is well. Taxi Drivers are the rudest bunch of casual law breakers, right up there with the Jitney drivers.

I'm sorry if after acting as if you own the roads because it's your source of income some of your fellows chose to own the driveways next to lucrative business.

I have no sympathy for this rabble.

I remember when I parked in an unmarked area that was supposedly "known as a taxi parking spot", with no signs or even feint lines on the floor to give a hint, my vehicle was towed by an angry Taxi Driver because I was in his spot. This same man, forgetting me and our argument about how he costed me money parking in an unmarked area, then appears in my clearly marked parking spot in the downtown area some years ago. The joy I expressed in having that taxi towed was paramount. The first wrecker didn't want to tow the vehicle either, because he knew the stand up chap. He tried calling him, to run quick but to no avail.

All this is to say, when Taxi Drivers show an iota of respect for casual road users, I will begin to care about their self established inside rules, that exist in their oligarchical system that is taxi licenses.

"Defined Benefit Plans: Employee Contributions (Amendments to IAS 19) was issued on 21 November 2013 and is effective for annual periods beginning on or after 1 July 2014."

This is an issue of accounting practices that are more abstract than it seems when you just hear a figure. Let our Bahamian people at least attempt to research issues before they comment...smh.

I agree with you, it should be legalized. And I deplore anyone using the drug as the reason this story is important for a bad action.

I believe the underlying point is that a corrupt officer of the prisons was either illegally confiscating for person interest or illegally providing an illegal substance to people imprisoned.

I mean how can Bahamians first work anyway. Our country's financial and tourism industries are based on servicing foreigners for payment. Bahamians first idea is incongruous with the way we make our living.

Where are those mouth pieces now that the situation has been explained from the other perspective!?

They plainly stated that the Department of Labour has primary responsibility for a lot of it. What these statements could do however, is place the spot light on the DOL if they have ignored the issue. Thus people cannot claim Immigration did no action, they have given the DOL a chance to act and set up in a way, a secondary action in case of inaction of the DOL.

Take your ignorance and ironically shove it where the sun don't shine.

Tribune staff have no standard for which stories to disable comments...

Whether or not he is using it as political gain, he makes a valid point. Absence of an organization at something that's publicized and follows at least some part in the organizations mission, should be noted and asked why.

Whether or not he is a hypocrite or a jack A if you will, does not relieve the centre of it's absence. People want to talk about the records of two clashing sides rather than the fundamental truth of the situation. An evil man has the ability to recognize good things.

I think Mr. Miller is a force of his own whether you like him or not because people can appreciate his absurdity over the smiles and political catechisms of more "respectable" politicians.