Wayne Munroe was against this so I guess this is the compromise they came up with. Let's be real, who is going to the Wulff Road station to use any kiosk. This is ridiculous.

What will be done with the money earned? Will it go in a Sovereign Wealth Fund or the Consolidated Fund?

Why would Arawak Homes want to meet at the site without the media? If things are being done right then they should want their side of the story to get out.

Here we go again. Stop, Review and Cancel. Instead of redoing everything just fix what needs to be fixed then move on.

It is useless to talk about these rankings without understanding how these rankings are determined and then outlining what needs to be done to reach higher scores. We need improvements in each of the Key Areas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Fi…

I was waiting to read how he propose that prosperity is supposed to reach the people. I don't know why we allow people to say things in a vacuum without offering proposals.

What most don't realize is that labor is a factor of production and is normally one of the biggest expenses of a company. When labor goes up, so do prices and we are already one of the highest-priced nations in the world. This also means that we won't be able to diversify away from tourism and financial services because everything would be cheaper to import than produce locally.

Prescot Smith has been lying about this project from the beginning. It is good that the people of Andros have finally gotten the facts and are now supporting the project.

The road opening is a political rather than economic decision. It will make no difference. There will be derelict buildings on the left and right (International Bazaar and Royal Oasis). We need one new owner for both properties with a dynamic vision and resources.

This should have been the plan from the beginning. They should also link it to the container port which is not far away. This would make it the hub for goods transfer throughout the hemisphere.