PLP ain't checking for ya'll - ain't no money in it for them.

Bahamian's love to born things they don't want or can afford to take care of.

I'm sure there are some murders where there are plenty of witnesses and where the police caught them immediately after the act. For some there's probably clear video evidence as well. In these cases then yes I agree murder suspects should not get bail. If the evidence is weak (some gang member snitching out someone) then they should be able to get bail because there's a good chance the a conviction won't hold.

Why is there power running there? Are/were there actually shops still open and doing business there?

Who's in charge of this bazarre area? Whoever it is... can you please just demolish the entire area until there is a time where tourism comes back. A green meadow would be more attractive than this site.

I sincerely wish the PLP and our Leader the very best of luck in getting Grand Bahama back on track. It's a difficult promise to keep because we have very little control over the port area (the hub).

If that picture was taken yesterday then there's no way children will be or should be in those classrooms in 20 days.
Belinda must be smiling by this this - so she has an excuse to bicker and complain.

I hope the politicians and Central Bank remember the above when they think about raising the prime rate in order to "fight inflation", because in reality we have no control over the price of products so increasing the prime rate will do very little to reduce the cost of the products we consume and thus **our** inflation.

Boy he's good. Glad he's still involved here albeit in a limited fashion.

I agree... but I also like this long overdue initiative.