Swimming should have also been allowed the saltwater can only help not hurt.

The national exams were scheduled to begin on April 15th, COVID-19 caused the closing of schools around the second or third week of March, by the time school closed the students who were supposed to be taking exams should have already been prepared and just reviewing. If they were not prepared two or three weeks before April 15th then they will never be prepared and ready, the students knew, the parents knew that they will have to take the national exam when the virus simmers down or go away, they say they ain't ready now, so the question is when will they be ready?

Boy Oh boy I wonder what and how this person is going to react or do when it becomes evident that a Competent Authority is no longer needed and this drunken do this, can't do this, chase your tail mentality for no reasonable and apparent reason is no longer needed, please Lord help us the Bahamian people get to this point, right now Hitler would be seen as a junior when compared our now competent authority. Nassau I guess we will have to wait until we see foreigners (tourists) swimming and enjoying our beaches before we can.

Yes, I agree with the lady who says if there's a disagreement punch it out like a MAN and stop being a sissy and running for a gun or a knife for every disagreement. Today's men (young Men) they handle disagreements 1000000000000000 times worst than any women will, UHMM, maybe they are drag queens. Today's men they like Man they go about trying to impress their male friends touting a gun or knife to say " hey bro you see how bad I am" when all along they never move by themselves, always with a backup or in a pack to feel like they have BALLS, back in the day we proved we were men we fisted it out against any opponent, we licked our wounds and moved on whether there were follow up fist battles or we becoming friends, allies, whatever, we moved on, that is why so many of us old school are still around today and the drag queens (today's young men) can't make it to 25yrs.

Congrats to the RBPF way to go, and never forget the start is a very good thing, but the finish is everything, be consistent.

This is bigger than the FNM, or the PLP, police brutality whether it's between White police on Black citizens as in the USA, or Black police on Black citizens as in the Bahamas. Police brutality must be addressed and stamped out, in this age and time a camera is always around and when injustice is caught on film the citizens must be ready to protest together as a Nation, and it should not matter which political affiliation a person alines themselves with.

Here we go again instead of consulting with the related Authority, the government acts on its own, for me, it's like some Lawyer or Doctor with no building experience telling me a Licensed Builder how to build a house. That is D-Average DUMB.

Congrats to Jubilee Gardens, please help find a way for the same thing to happen in other (ALL) subdivisions.

Rights Bahamas stop it, many Bahamians also have Haitian friends I am one. In conversations they to express what would happen if New providence and in large the Bahamas becomes overcrowded with Haitian migrants it's unsustainable, how can anyone be demanding they be returned home when they were not to invited here in the first place, they took a chance to come here uninvited you got caught now you must suffer the consequences. Haitians lives do matter to many Bahamians but not to the detriment of our existence.

In the report, it does not say when the beaches in new providence will be open all I can personally say if I see any foreigner on our beaches swimming and enjoying our beaches before the Competent Authority says bahamians can enjoy their beaches then they will have to arrest me cause if they (foreigners) can enjoy my beaches so can I.