This all began when the govt alleged that that GBPA owed them 350m. Which they probably pulled out of the air. The GBPA counter claimed the govt owes them an even more ridiculous number
the arbitration basically says nope and states what everyone always knew, that the agreement calls for the GBPA to reimburse the govt where is required per the agreement. Essentially the GBPA basically owed them no where near 350m if anything.
the govt is saying 1) the GBPA counter claim was tossed which is true but never would have came if the govt didnt make the first claim. 2) that the arbitration confirms they can owe them and whose job is what, but this we knew from the agreement.
The only good to come out of this is it should put to bed this back and forth.
Tribune/Neil...So who is Mr. Flowers? The article introduces this person and never speaks to who he is and why he matters.
it only implies that he is a reident but just jumps from the consulation to a Mr. Flowers. It should say "during the consultation a resident, Mr. Flowers..."
> “And if you do the math on 30 acres, > you could do something amazing. Keith > Bell, Prime Minister Philip Davis, all > of them are very forward thinkers and > I know they can do it. JoBeth Coleby, > at the Ministry of Transport, I know > she could do it. Everybody could come > together, and these ministries could > do something very amazing.”
pt_90 says...
pretty simple:
This all began when the govt alleged that that GBPA owed them 350m. Which they probably pulled out of the air.
The GBPA counter claimed the govt owes them an even more ridiculous number
the arbitration basically says nope and states what everyone always knew, that the agreement calls for the GBPA to reimburse the govt where is required per the agreement. Essentially the GBPA basically owed them no where near 350m if anything.
the govt is saying 1) the GBPA counter claim was tossed which is true but never would have came if the govt didnt make the first claim. 2) that the arbitration confirms they can owe them and whose job is what, but this we knew from the agreement.
The only good to come out of this is it should put to bed this back and forth.
On Govt’s $357m claim against GBPA dismissed in full
Posted 3 March 2026, 7:39 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
Every chance we get to do something revolutionary we shoot ourselves in the foot. Bell and Co are not up to the job.
On Govt rejects family’s claim to Perpall Tract subdivision
Posted 2 March 2026, 4:48 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
they have probably the largest one in the Bahamas at a cost of over 1.5m per year.
On Bahamas protecting ‘five slices of pizza’ over growth to 20-30
Posted 17 February 2026, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
We've moved on lol it's now AI
On Pricing comparison app to aid cost of living fight
Posted 12 February 2026, 8:32 a.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
and its going to cost 5.7m but no mention of whether the Hospital or the Premier project will cover it...and people accept these excuses.
On Resolving Perpall Tract floods set to cost $5.7m
Posted 11 February 2026, 3:34 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
Tribune/Neil...So who is Mr. Flowers?
The article introduces this person and never speaks to who he is and why he matters.
it only implies that he is a reident but just jumps from the consulation to a Mr. Flowers. It should say "during the consultation a resident, Mr. Flowers..."
On Resolving Perpall Tract floods set to cost $5.7m
Posted 11 February 2026, 11:57 a.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
You miss the point. They have an app.
the app compares prices.
This will end up, magically, something AI ...inspectors something lower prices.
On Pricing comparison app to aid cost of living fight
Posted 10 February 2026, 3:36 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
if fire is a concern then why after fires at potters and arawak cay no one has done a thing about it.
On $30m Gov’t subdivision to hardly ‘dent’ 12k shortage
Posted 25 January 2026, 5:06 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
> “And if you do the math on 30 acres,
> you could do something amazing. Keith
> Bell, Prime Minister Philip Davis, all
> of them are very forward thinkers and
> I know they can do it. JoBeth Coleby,
> at the Ministry of Transport, I know
> she could do it. Everybody could come
> together, and these ministries could
> do something very amazing.”
Yet they arent doing any of what you mention.
On $30m Gov’t subdivision to hardly ‘dent’ 12k shortage
Posted 23 January 2026, 10:25 p.m. Suggest removal
pt_90 says...
So half the time she is Ms. Pratt and the other half she is Ms. Seymour? is the article talking about two people?
On BPL on track for 32 percent renewable energy by 2027
Posted 21 January 2026, 10:18 a.m. Suggest removal