One wonders if the Minister is suffering from a case ‘wherein ‘physician heal thyself’ must be applied because for him to continue to arise and announce these ludicrous schemes he must be suffering from psychological delusions!
Davis&Co’s government has no money, the cupboard is bare.
Despite this government’s glut of employees they cannot serve the population of the Bahamas, the NHIA is no exception. NHI have been throttling their services to members and they aim to cut more, including payments to providers (though they’re never on time) while adding to their work load and reducing coverage. Those applying for NHI must wait 6 months for benefits and one may rightly question what those are those services given this ‘repeal and replace’ nonsense. They cannot afford to maintain hospitals or health facilities but miraculously they’re adding 160k patients for free meds?
Somehow this “reformed” and “replaced” NHI will be reborn as a new vehicle eligible for grants and loans from foreign sources.
Meanwhile poor Darville will be hard pressed to secure an appointment with a local Psychologist!
Modernize oversight? As similar in other enlightened countries?
Would that entail regulations that would exclude any government official including the PM from participating, endorsing and/or profiting from any quid pro quo deals and relationships whether these pertains to the giving and receiving of patronage, nepotism, monetary exchange, and/or what’s known as the revolving door into businesses?
Sorry Bub this is the Bahamas, how can we object to that which even the lowest amongst us aspire to??
So two years after this untimely event the police and prison system has further wasted the people’s time and that of our overworked Coroner and her office!
Why would someone self described as untrained (and from his egregious testimony should be labeled as “untrainable” due to extreme prejudice and dullheadedness) be in charge of any facility pertaining to human interaction?
All this gives one a good view into Davis&Co’s abject corruption, and only serves to highlight their desperate need for new revenue streams to somehow keep the government running, (if only on fumes!) until the next election for which the hard boot is looming.
This reminds me of the mortuary owner who claimed he invented “drive-by funerals” long before Covid might have made that more palatable. And I thought then aaqqonly in the Bahamas..
All one has to do is read any informed article explaining why this ‘won’t happen with reputable mortgage/loan companies unless they want to lose business since of course building relationships is part and parcel of any successful business!
Then there’s fraud problem that this sort of tech process invites…. But the Bahamas doesn’t have a problem with fraud-right?
rosiepi says...
One wonders if the Minister is suffering from a case ‘wherein ‘physician heal thyself’ must be applied because for him to continue to arise and announce these ludicrous schemes he must be suffering from psychological delusions!
Davis&Co’s government has no money, the cupboard is bare.
Despite this government’s glut of employees they cannot serve the population of the Bahamas, the NHIA is no exception.
NHI have been throttling their services to members and they aim to cut more, including payments to providers (though they’re never on time) while adding to their work load and reducing coverage.
Those applying for NHI must wait 6 months for benefits and one may rightly question what those are those services given this ‘repeal and replace’ nonsense.
They cannot afford to maintain hospitals or health facilities but miraculously they’re adding 160k patients for free meds?
Somehow this “reformed” and “replaced” NHI will be reborn as a new vehicle eligible for grants and loans from foreign sources.
Meanwhile poor Darville will be hard pressed to secure an appointment with a local Psychologist!
On ‘160,000 to get free medicine’ under NHI
Posted 7 March 2025, 4:21 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
Modernize oversight? As similar in other enlightened countries?
Would that entail regulations that would exclude any government official including the PM from participating, endorsing and/or profiting from any quid pro quo deals and relationships whether these pertains to the giving and receiving of patronage, nepotism, monetary exchange, and/or what’s known as the revolving door into businesses?
Sorry Bub this is the Bahamas, how can we object to that which even the lowest amongst us aspire to??
On Govt reviewing mooring policies as it looks to modernise oversight
Posted 4 March 2025, 12:02 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
So the deficit is way over $300M and Davis&Co want to borrow $300M -for infrastructure?
And the OPM spent $2.25M on travel just for the last 6 mos of 2024, and now they’ve allocated another $2M for Jan-Jun 2025?
When are the Bahamian people going to put a stop to these modern day pirates?
On Govt seeks $300m loan for development projects
Posted 27 February 2025, 1:57 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
A new plan?
Please, from these master criminals?
On ‘Review of Moorings lease reveals need for new plan’
Posted 27 February 2025, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
So two years after this untimely event the police and prison system has further wasted the people’s time and that of our overworked Coroner and her office!
Why would someone self described as untrained (and from his egregious testimony should be labeled as “untrainable” due to extreme prejudice and dullheadedness) be in charge of any facility pertaining to human interaction?
On Coroner finds police report was falsified
Posted 27 February 2025, 11:35 a.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
All this gives one a good view into Davis&Co’s abject corruption, and only serves to highlight their desperate need for new revenue streams to somehow keep the government running, (if only on fumes!) until the next election for which the hard boot is looming.
Disgusting!
On ‘Fire advisor’ in moorings row
Posted 26 February 2025, 2:51 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
This reminds me of the mortuary owner who claimed he invented “drive-by funerals” long before Covid might have made that more palatable.
And I thought then aaqqonly in the Bahamas..
All one has to do is read any informed article explaining why this ‘won’t happen with reputable mortgage/loan companies unless they want to lose business since of course building relationships is part and parcel of any successful business!
Then there’s fraud problem that this sort of tech process invites….
But the Bahamas doesn’t have a problem with fraud-right?
On Bahamian provider unveils first AI-powered loan officer
Posted 25 February 2025, 5:23 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
No one cons the Master-Corruptor!!
On Govt cancels Exuma-wide moorings lease deal
Posted 25 February 2025, 4:24 p.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
After 4 years of Davis&Co’s corrupt governance we know ‘soon’ means ‘never’.
On SpaceX impact assessment to land soon, says govt
Posted 21 February 2025, 11 a.m. Suggest removal
rosiepi says...
Who needs a salary with all the possible avenues of graft and corruption Christie always manages to utilize?
I’n guessing this break in his retirement is due to the $$ Perry raked in as the Prime Corruptor isn’t paying off as well as he’d hoped??
On Christie’s role on Urban Renewal Authority will not be paid position
Posted 19 February 2025, 12:21 p.m. Suggest removal