Good ..now convince the government to sell its 40% stakes holding in APD to members of the public just like HAI administration had promised to do at a later date.....how long is later date surpose to be ?. Just exclude the families, shipping cpmpanies and groups who own the other 40 per cent.
i was thinking the same thing. Thats why the second P in PPP is for private. They are surpose to have their own side of the money But i guess some institutional investors, pension and mutual funds will buy into this. . . also this week the Gov is having a registered stock issue.
While the world moves forward with renewable energy industries we are getting deeper into the fossil fuel era. Why could this not have been a factory for the manufacturing of solar panels ? This heads of agreements shows how desperate the Gov is to get something going in freeport. This is not a win win for our marine resources. This is not a win win for our land and the mangrove areas in east GB. No development of this magnitude is good for our environment. Lets go after manufacturing industries that are changing the global carbon footprint. Solar, wind, Hydro,Wave, Geothermal,Biofuel and the like.... . On one hand we complain about global warming, climate change, sea level rise, and as an archipelagic nation we are in the forefront of being affected. This agreement is like shooting ourselves in the foot., but i guess money talks.
Be mind full when making the height restrictions that all the land bordering the harbour was once swamp land that was filled in. Foundations for any multi story structures are going to very expensive due to the dept that has to be excavated. . Four to five stories in height should be the limit so as not to end up any monstrosity of structure's like the condo complex at the eastern of paradise island thus loosing the tropical charm of the city.
@Donanthony and Oberever. I salute your expert and insightfull comments on this article. about Aliv 15m offering. It is obvious to me that you guys have financial; and acounting backgrounds and may even be experts in those areas. Your analysis have helped me alot since i am just local investor with a tech background.
He would make a good marine in the Defence Force. He has good survival instincts. The aditional training would refine his skills and he can teach other young men. Gov make it happen. God bless you young man !
Suggest creative ways to get the Banks to use some of that pent up 1.8 billion liquidity in the banking system to help unleash the creative spirit of Bahamian young people and entrepreneur's sir snake. You have made your's big time now our young people just want a chance. . Liberalization is just being relaxed not totaly eliminated. I support the relaxation because there are Bahamian millennials and technocrats who have ideas around the world that they want to bring to fruition in this country. Some on them have limited funds and the Banks have been a dream killer to many of them..Relaxation is all about the people with small ideas that may grow big someday. Remember many of today's big name companies started in garages Relaxation goes hand in hand with the commercial enterprise Bill.
Its cheaper to hire your own fisherman in a family island and have him send you some fish every month on the mail boat in the long run because them burger are made up of many no good animals parts with growth hormones and them chicken gat arsenic
realitycheck242 says...
Good ..now convince the government to sell its 40% stakes holding in APD to members of the public just like HAI administration had promised to do at a later date.....how long is later date surpose to be ?. Just exclude the families, shipping cpmpanies and groups who own the other 40 per cent.
On 'Amazed' at auto imports 29% higher than budget
Posted 19 February 2018, 4:50 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
i was thinking the same thing. Thats why the second P in PPP is for private. They are surpose to have their own side of the money But i guess some institutional investors, pension and mutual funds will buy into this. . . also this week the Gov is having a registered stock issue.
On Developer seeks $25m for ‘election’ PPP deal
Posted 18 February 2018, 4:57 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Agreed ...we need to seek as a country to rise on the world's green economy list
On DPM: $4bn refinery to help eastern GB reach 'full potential'
Posted 15 February 2018, 3:57 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
While the world moves forward with renewable energy industries we are getting deeper into the fossil fuel era. Why could this not have been a factory for the manufacturing of solar panels ? This heads of agreements shows how desperate the Gov is to get something going in freeport. This is not a win win for our marine resources. This is not a win win for our land and the mangrove areas in east GB. No development of this magnitude is good for our environment. Lets go after manufacturing industries that are changing the global carbon footprint. Solar, wind, Hydro,Wave, Geothermal,Biofuel and the like.... . On one hand we complain about global warming, climate change, sea level rise, and as an archipelagic nation we are in the forefront of being affected. This agreement is like shooting ourselves in the foot., but i guess money talks.
On DPM: $4bn refinery to help eastern GB reach 'full potential'
Posted 15 February 2018, 3:28 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Be mind full when making the height restrictions that all the land bordering the harbour was once swamp land that was filled in. Foundations for any multi story structures are going to very expensive due to the dept that has to be excavated. . Four to five stories in height should be the limit so as not to end up any monstrosity of structure's like the condo complex at the eastern of paradise island thus loosing the tropical charm of the city.
On Minister: No decision yet on Bay Street height restrictions
Posted 14 February 2018, 4:37 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
@Donanthony and Oberever. I salute your expert and insightfull comments on this article. about Aliv 15m offering. It is obvious to me that you guys have financial; and acounting backgrounds and may even be experts in those areas. Your analysis have helped me alot since i am just local investor with a tech background.
On Aliv’s $15m offering could ‘double’ goal
Posted 12 February 2018, 7 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
He would make a good marine in the Defence Force. He has good survival instincts. The aditional training would refine his skills and he can teach other young men. Gov make it happen. God bless you young man !
On Sailor survived wild hogs, tree fall and near starvation
Posted 10 February 2018, 7:23 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Suggest creative ways to get the Banks to use some of that pent up 1.8 billion liquidity in the banking system to help unleash the creative spirit of Bahamian young people and entrepreneur's sir snake. You have made your's big time now our young people just want a chance. . Liberalization is just being relaxed not totaly eliminated. I support the relaxation because there are Bahamian millennials and technocrats who have ideas around the world that they want to bring to fruition in this country. Some on them have limited funds and the Banks have been a dream killer to many of them..Relaxation is all about the people with small ideas that may grow big someday. Remember many of today's big name companies started in garages Relaxation goes hand in hand with the commercial enterprise Bill.
On Exchange control push is a 'devaluation hedge'
Posted 9 February 2018, 4:40 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
How did The Fishing Hole Road project get to be sports news !!
On Fishing Hole Road project moving 'at a snail's pace'
Posted 9 February 2018, 3:18 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Its cheaper to hire your own fisherman in a family island and have him send you some fish every month on the mail boat in the long run because them burger are made up of many no good animals parts with growth hormones and them chicken gat arsenic
On Govt aiming to 'stop bread basket poison'
Posted 9 February 2018, 5:52 a.m. Suggest removal