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tetelestai says...

Exactly. No pension; no health or dental insurance. It is no wonder the government has to (overly) tax businesses such as these.

tetelestai says...

God bless you, wonderful lady. May flights of angels carry you to your rest.

tetelestai says...

Not at the level of Eldred "Ed" Bethel, Calsey Johnson, Carl Bethel or Rusty Bethel, who are The Bahamas' Mount Rushmore of broadcast media/journalists (honourable mention to Charles Carter), Nikki was more concerned about criticizing governments, but she was an earnest journalist.

God speed.

tetelestai says...

Looks like your precious FNM is in for an a$$ kicking at the polls.

tetelestai says...

Nonsense.

On Minnis: Ban fast food on Family Islands

Posted 1 August 2025, 4:15 a.m. Suggest removal

tetelestai says...

Sick days do not carry over annually.

tetelestai says...

I counted 12 grammatical mistakes/spelling.

tetelestai says...

This is a pathetically written article. Brent should be ashamed to associate his name with this.

tetelestai says...

She may be, but it doesn't mean that her information is inaccurate - in this case, at least.

tetelestai says...

This may have been true years ago, Baha10, but access to capital is much more prevalent than it used to be:

1) Initial Public Offering;
2) Private placement (via any licensed broker);
3) Small Business Development Corporation;
4) BAIC small business loan;
5) IDB small business loan;
6) Crowdfunding;
7) Bank (admittedly, worst loan of all).