Does anyone have an update on where the guns come from and what is being done to stop them. Most of the murders are committed with guns. The weapons and the ammunition have to get here from outside.
The reference to the BEC board member continues, but the Cabinet Minister responsible for BEC has stated publicly that it was a Cabinet decision to overrule the Board.
It used to be that for Government contracts, in addition to the property insurance, a performance bond had to be acquired so that the Government was protected if the contractor defaulted on the job. When did this change?
I hope you do not cancel your trip. Most of your time will be spent on the property and knowing what I know of the area, I believe your family would be safe.
As per notice to shareholders in newspapers last week $1.1 million taken from the Treasury to pay dividends to preference shareholders of BOB with no obligation to repay. You cannot make this stuff up.
Another referendum -- I thought there was a law in place providing for penalties for certain crimes and that death by hanging resulted if the jury found the perpetrator guilty. The PC saying that the murder had to be the worst of the worse seems to mean that the method of killing would determine if the penalty was to be enforced. It seems that the Privy Council is now the arbiter of Bahamian law.
Check out the Insurance Commission which issues statements of principles and policies which have absolutely no connection with the Insurance Act. The precedent has been set and this entity actually has a Commissioner in place.
dahasamo says...
Does anyone have an update on where the guns come from and what is being done to stop them. Most of the murders are committed with guns. The weapons and the ammunition have to get here from outside.
On Shooting brings 2015 count to 63
Posted 1 June 2015, 3:03 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Why would you think this cabinet talks about anything but which trip to take and which foreigner to kowtow to. They do not care.
On Attorney General refuses to comment on missing files
Posted 13 May 2015, 2:16 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
The reference to the BEC board member continues, but the Cabinet Minister responsible for BEC has stated publicly that it was a Cabinet decision to overrule the Board.
On Symonette: Ingraham would have demanded a resignation
Posted 13 March 2015, 2:27 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
It used to be that for Government contracts, in addition to the property insurance, a performance bond had to be acquired so that the Government was protected if the contractor defaulted on the job. When did this change?
On BAMSI repairs to start when insurance issues resolved
Posted 11 March 2015, 2:19 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
I would have believed it was a Board member if the Minister Responsible did not report that it was a cabinet decision.
On DNA calls for police probe of BEC bribe
Posted 4 March 2015, 3:30 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
I hope you do not cancel your trip. Most of your time will be spent on the property and knowing what I know of the area, I believe your family would be safe.
On Father shot dead as murders continue to rise
Posted 4 March 2015, 3:25 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Sad story. How old was the "elderly" man?
On Son-in-law detained after elderly man stabbed to death
Posted 2 February 2015, 2:28 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
As per notice to shareholders in newspapers last week $1.1 million taken from the Treasury to pay dividends to preference shareholders of BOB with no obligation to repay. You cannot make this stuff up.
On Deloitte to collect $100m in ‘bad’ BOB commercial loans
Posted 13 December 2014, 4:11 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Another referendum -- I thought there was a law in place providing for penalties for certain crimes and that death by hanging resulted if the jury found the perpetrator guilty. The PC saying that the murder had to be the worst of the worse seems to mean that the method of killing would determine if the penalty was to be enforced. It seems that the Privy Council is now the arbiter of Bahamian law.
On FNM leader: Christie administration 'paralysed' in the face of crime
Posted 8 December 2014, 2:17 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Check out the Insurance Commission which issues statements of principles and policies which have absolutely no connection with the Insurance Act. The precedent has been set and this entity actually has a Commissioner in place.
On Gov’t ‘well past expiry’ over VAT Comptroller naming
Posted 1 December 2014, 2:09 p.m. Suggest removal