The 'export only' was a slap in my face. I could understand if we had a local market that they would compete with but there is none as far as in know. I do know that local fisherman (my cousins for example) get the biters once in a while, but they give them to family and friends - they don't sell them to restaurants etc. I can only imagine the reason being one of quantity and/or consistency (??). My initial thought is that they should certainly be able to sell them locally as I would love to see them on our menus.
I doubt very much that this administration has kept the cooling systems in those trailers running all this time. When the open that container zombies will be walking out.
I bet you that all the senior people at the ministry of works has an interest in a tire shop! The less work they do on the job the more money they make.
First off.... 2022!!!!!! This information is already 3 years old - almost worthless. Does it really take 3 years to tally up figures for such a small population? Disgraceful!
I understand that this is a government office where only a handful of people actually do something resembling work but my lord get with the times. Once you take into consideration how old the data is and then if you factor in all of the errors and lack of sample size they might as well have guessed on the numbers based on how many Bahamians eat corned beef for dinner.
Looking into my crystal ball... I see chaos and uncertainty with a bill on this subject. Especially when it's created by this government. Will they lean towards protecting Sebas and his current and proposed rental developments? Or will they lean towards screwing the hard working middle class?
Our current 'wealth destruction' is a direct result of greed, corruption and stupidity on the part of the PLP. Stop padding every single contract and our country would be flush with cash.
Doing business in The Bahamas is extremely risky especially once you factor in Government corruption, greed and lack of intelligent senior staff. Then add in the lack of understanding or giving a crap of those tasked with working through issues with the private sector.
This parties office of the AG is an absolute disgrace. How they can treat a Bahamian worker (and an obviously hard and dedicated worker) is unconscionable. The Government should actually be made to pay damages as well.
Sickened says...
The 'export only' was a slap in my face. I could understand if we had a local market that they would compete with but there is none as far as in know. I do know that local fisherman (my cousins for example) get the biters once in a while, but they give them to family and friends - they don't sell them to restaurants etc. I can only imagine the reason being one of quantity and/or consistency (??).
My initial thought is that they should certainly be able to sell them locally as I would love to see them on our menus.
On GB crab crawling: $40m project eyes hundreds of jobs
Posted 24 October 2025, 9:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
I doubt very much that this administration has kept the cooling systems in those trailers running all this time. When the open that container zombies will be walking out.
On Pintard: Bodies of Hurricane Dorian victims still being stored in trailers
Posted 23 October 2025, 3:18 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
What is NOT shocking in this story is the Davis & Co. is mentioned.
On Bishop’s family wins on title over 3,205 Rum Cay acres
Posted 23 October 2025, 9:01 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
I bet you that all the senior people at the ministry of works has an interest in a tire shop! The less work they do on the job the more money they make.
On Pothole riddled roads wreak havoc, swamp mechanics and tyre shops
Posted 21 October 2025, 2:42 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
First off.... 2022!!!!!! This information is already 3 years old - almost worthless. Does it really take 3 years to tally up figures for such a small population? Disgraceful!
I understand that this is a government office where only a handful of people actually do something resembling work but my lord get with the times. Once you take into consideration how old the data is and then if you factor in all of the errors and lack of sample size they might as well have guessed on the numbers based on how many Bahamians eat corned beef for dinner.
On Empty houses eclipse 25k in latest census data
Posted 21 October 2025, 2:39 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Looking into my crystal ball... I see chaos and uncertainty with a bill on this subject. Especially when it's created by this government. Will they lean towards protecting Sebas and his current and proposed rental developments? Or will they lean towards screwing the hard working middle class?
On Govt drafting bill to balance landlord and tenant rights, says Bell
Posted 20 October 2025, 9:14 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
The party of clowns. Sad, washed-out greedy clowns.
On PM: By-election for Golden isles
Posted 17 October 2025, 1:20 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Our current 'wealth destruction' is a direct result of greed, corruption and stupidity on the part of the PLP. Stop padding every single contract and our country would be flush with cash.
On Pay review warns of ‘wealth destruction’ for civil servants
Posted 17 October 2025, 10:17 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Doing business in The Bahamas is extremely risky especially once you factor in Government corruption, greed and lack of intelligent senior staff. Then add in the lack of understanding or giving a crap of those tasked with working through issues with the private sector.
On ‘Glad it’s off our plate’: Cable concedes over $3.358m tax dispute
Posted 17 October 2025, 9:16 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
This parties office of the AG is an absolute disgrace. How they can treat a Bahamian worker (and an obviously hard and dedicated worker) is unconscionable.
The Government should actually be made to pay damages as well.
On Gov’ts ‘undisguised coercion’ of locked-out social worker
Posted 16 October 2025, 2:06 p.m. Suggest removal