I hate to be skeptical, but I am not going to believe the words of government until I see it in action. And it must be seen over and over again. Basically, barges of materials need to be allowed to sail from departure port to recipient with no government intervention. No stopping in West End ''to clear customs" they need to open the borders basically. Some will say that is going too far. In my 50+ years I have heard government make hundreds of promises and have witnessed precious few actual follow throughs. My prediction is that there will be mass frustration by the civilian population, the government will not let go of control. The local government boards will still be limited to naming streets in their town while Nassau decides the rest. Prove me wrong Minnis, prove me wrong. Please prove me wrong.

Abaco, Eleuthera and GB too....plenty land

Hahahaha, just wait ten more years, then you can reprint this article with a few updates, but same end story

all these years, administration after administration and they still don't know where the money comes from for the maintenance of a busy airport like Marsh Harbour? LTIA is a new airport, how can they have spent that money with no maintenance plan moving forward? Ineptitude, the answer is ineptitude.

so, Americans can't understand European technology? That's the first question that leaves all other statements from Potcake moot

my advice for the BPSU; go ahead, squeeze blood out of the stone, it really works.

I'm glad he has come to his senses, it's not a secret that everyone wants to see real change and not just promises. Simply don't understand our various governments failing on almost every front.

makes too much sense. Minnis will ''tink about it'' at best.

The people: Hey, FNM, you won the government, what are you going to do now?

FNM government: "we ain't rightly know"

The Bahamas will not get marijuana reform until the Christian council is removed from politics.