I think it must be noted that a lot of people are in the country via overstaying and false documentation.

So it would be best not to expect the "seawall" to be a fix-it-all solution but for careful strategy across all areas of immigration.

What they need to do is to allow descendants of Bahamian Women born abroad to be citizens. So we aren't reliant on foreign immigration to support our population.

This development despite its attempts to placate to Bahamians, doesn't fit the scale of Governor's Harbour and would be completely damaging to the community.

To me it sound's like a rich egotistical landlord looking for his own Disneyland. I mean J Resort's Eleuthera, that name sucks.
The golf course is horrendously large, how many courses does Eleuthera need.
The "resort neighborhoods" sound like large scale segregation.
Also, where are they going to get the workers from and is there even enough housing/infrastructure to support this development?

This is ridiculous man.

Without caretaking institutions*

Yes, Instead of trying to spread all the medical infrastructure on every island.

We should just focus on a hub for each of the regions. Nassau(North), Exuma(Central), and Inagua(South). Or maybe just have Inagua as a southern hub.

Build the main hospitals there and have emergency vehicles/aircraft there and not have a undersupplied service on each island.

If they prove he is guilty, which I believe won't be hard. He should be automatically set for deportation.

Our Country was born with socialist institutions. The problem is poeple like socialist policy with caretaking the institutions.

nib, cob, bec, wsc, bhsair, btc, zns. All socialist and all necessary. However we don't have sensible leaders, who are willing to do the right things to take care of our institutions.

Register Late, be prepared to wait.

They need to be nationalized fully. The price can't be $2 and run so poorly

Its sad when a man who at the country at the reins, realizes the important reforms the country needs after he had every opportunity to implement them.

Flooding is definitely an issue in Kiilarney, but also street infrastructure in general. It was the large constituency and had the most people in it for a long time.