> He acknowledged frustration over > delays in regularising local nurses, > blaming slow vetting processes by the > Royal Bahamas Police Force and Public > Service Commission. > > He said the international recruitment drive, including efforts to bring > healthcare workers from India and the > Philippines, is critical while local > training programmes are strengthened > for long-term self-sufficiency.
I am sorry, But these two paragraphs here show the issue that something is seriously wrong.
How can you regularize foreigners in no time, but Bahamians have to take an eternity to be regularize? If the process is delayed for Bahamians, then the process should have the same delay for foreigners.
It is clear our governments live by the belief that their own citizens are second class.
So is this agency saying that these people are being paid upwards of $10,000 a month each? Are the Bahamians working in the system being paid that amount?
> “This government has made it a > requirement - across every major > investment - that Bahamians be > involved from day one. Not only in > labour, but in management. Not only in > service, but in ownership. The days of > being observers to our own development > are over.”
The PM really likes to talk nonsense. Why didn't he state who are the Bahamian owners in this development? Another hot air speech.
Trump is not looking out for the interests of his country. He is looking out for the interest of select people in his country who want to put down others. His model is not the prototype to be emulated.
If we want a leader in The Bahamas who did that, it was 1992 when Hubert Ingrahm came to power and sort to have a Bahamas for all, irrespective of political persuasion.
moncurcool says...
How there has not been wide protest over this foolishness is nonsense.
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moncurcool says...
> He acknowledged frustration over
> delays in regularising local nurses,
> blaming slow vetting processes by the
> Royal Bahamas Police Force and Public
> Service Commission.
>
> He said the international recruitment drive, including efforts to bring
> healthcare workers from India and the
> Philippines, is critical while local
> training programmes are strengthened
> for long-term self-sufficiency.
I am sorry, But these two paragraphs here show the issue that something is seriously wrong.
How can you regularize foreigners in no time, but Bahamians have to take an eternity to be regularize? If the process is delayed for Bahamians, then the process should have the same delay for foreigners.
It is clear our governments live by the belief that their own citizens are second class.
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moncurcool says...
Police should be policing, and not driving ambulances, I'm sorry, something it seriously wrong with that picture.
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moncurcool says...
So is this agency saying that these people are being paid upwards of $10,000 a month each? Are the Bahamians working in the system being paid that amount?
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moncurcool says...
> “This government has made it a
> requirement - across every major
> investment - that Bahamians be
> involved from day one. Not only in
> labour, but in management. Not only in
> service, but in ownership. The days of
> being observers to our own development
> are over.”
The PM really likes to talk nonsense. Why didn't he state who are the Bahamian owners in this development? Another hot air speech.
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moncurcool says...
Is this dude serious? Even if it is entrapment, only people who want what is being offered go after it.
Come 2026 fast.
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moncurcool says...
So the writer is inclined to believe the words of one person over the words of many in the constituency association? Wow.
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moncurcool says...
Agreed.
Minnis needs to go.
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moncurcool says...
Pindling and Christie did the exact same thing. Did not know when to go.
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moncurcool says...
Trump is not looking out for the interests of his country. He is looking out for the interest of select people in his country who want to put down others. His model is not the prototype to be emulated.
If we want a leader in The Bahamas who did that, it was 1992 when Hubert Ingrahm came to power and sort to have a Bahamas for all, irrespective of political persuasion.
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