a while ago, btc was offering wireless internet in my area and giving away a tablet.
i did not bite.

Cable bahamas is expensive, but i hardly ever get outages.

this is my BTC.
What's yours?

That is MY NHI.
What's yours?

the things attributed to politicians in newspaers make you go hmmm thse days:

-- -- the leaks at the registry are a sing of transparency.
-- being laid off is a good thing because you get severance money.

-- speeches about good governance.

i think the speech writers were recruited from the tribune commenters, if you know what i mean.

you forgot to list money laundering and racketeering.

This is My NHI.

What is yours?

the online vendors do not pay bribes.

i was wondering the same thing.

the moe is the graveyard for civil servants unwanted elsewhere: the incompetent, the rude, and last, but not least, the insane.

the ministry insistence on teacher's certificate is baffling. In areas of need there should be a waiver. This would attract more intelligent, degreed people. Worldwide, education majors have the lowest GPA in the schools and switch there when they realize they will fail all the other majors.

a couple of years ago there was a bahamian woman with advanced degrees in biochemistry and a phd in education, who had held prominent positions in academia in the US. They refused to hire her year after year and she returned to the US. She used to call the talk shows about her experience.

Bring the guyanese: they get one contract and after that it is month to month because they are non-pensionable,

don't worry.
getting laid off is a good thing, the sandals people are so happy with back to school money.