> And this newspaper can disclose that
> the Government is directing “a legal
> force of hurricane strength” to lead
> its legal strategy. That perhaps
> unfortunate description, given
> Freeport’s recent history, is the
> billing given to Harry Matovu KC, the
> UK-based barrister from Brick Court
> Chambers, who sources said was present
> at last week’s negotiations and will
> head the Government team in its
> arbitration battle.

So the government, that should believe in Bahamians first, is hiring a foreigner to lead its case in The Bahamas?

Please stay away. Your era is over.

Who does this?

A company that can'f function now as one, will be divided into 3 non functioning companies that the government could use to stash cronies it wants to give jobs to? So from 1 worthless State own agency, to 3 worthless state own agencies?

WOW

2026 cannot come soon enough.

This government is trying to shake down the GBPA.

Why the hell we want URCA in Freeport, and they can even do their job in Nassau?

That is what the minister needs to talk about, rather than trying to steal more money from the Bahamian people with this ponzi scheme.

Davis is not spot on. He is trying to change the narrative.

The issue is not whether women have a work position. The issue is whether women can pass on citizenship to their children if they are born outside the country. This is what he should speak too.

Or speak to the issue of statelessness, as that is not such a thing.

But Davis will never speak to an issue.

He fought a police officer.

And sadly, the average Bahamian cannot afford property in their own country. So who is reduce taxes benefiting?

Which is why those of us who live in Freeport would take the GBPA over the government any day, especially when you see what the government is doing with West End and East End.

The COP needs to shut up. Couple weeks ago his talk was totally different, saying how moral was being affected by the rulings.

This is really on brain dead COP.