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D'Aguilar to gov't: Don't approve initiative with Chinese
Free National Movement (FNM) candidate for Montagu Dionisio D'Aguilar said yesterday the government should not approve a $2.1 billion agri-fisheries joint venture proposal with the Chinese because it would give the Chinese too much control of Bahamian resources.
GOV'T 'WON'T CONSIDER' ADDITIONAL BEC TARIFF
GOV'T 'WON'T CONSIDER' ADDITIONAL BEC TARIFF
By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
THE Government will not approve the Bahamas Electricity Corporation (BEC) levying a temporary extra tariff on Bahamian consumers in a bid to recover its estimated $5 million-plus Hurricane Irene repair costs, the minister of the environment confirmed yesterday.
Explaining that the Ingraham administration had neither received an application to implement s...
Why The Bay Restaurant's Brunch Doesn't Disappoint
Why The Bay Restaurant's Brunch Doesn't Disappoint
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Every Sunday The Bay hosts Whip Cream Sundays where you can get a variety of your favorite brunch items and bottomless mimosas before 5pm.
Opposition: We Don't Find The 2023 CARIFTA Games Deficit Surprising
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Opposition and Free National Movement leader Michael Pintard is sounding off on that audit tabled in the House of Assembly this week detailing several findings from the 2023 CARIFTA games.
Davis said he didn't order disconnections stopped for election
Former Minister of Works Philip Brave Davis yesterday denied that he instructed former Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) Chairman Bradley Roberts to cease disconnections in Abaco until after the Abaco by-election in 2012 to influence voters. "I don't recall the conversation," Davis said. "What I [...]
U.S. Chargé d'Affaires: You Don't Know The Bahamas Until You Go To The Family Islands
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As she wraps up her tour here in The Bahamas after three and a half years, outgoing U.S. Chargé d'Affaires Usha Pitts says leaving The Bahamas is going to be hard for her.
You Don't Know The Bahamas Until You Go To The Family Islands
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As she wraps up her tour here in The Bahamas after three and a half years, outgoing U.S. Chargé d'Affaires Usha Pitts says leaving The Bahamas is going to be hard for her.
'Politicians can't get rich leaving the poor behind'
'Politicians can't get rich leaving the poor behind'
PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis said last night it is "unfair and unjust" for politicians to accumulate considerable wealth from corruption, while the citizens of a country, especially the poor, are left behind...
Former Pineridge MP: Gov't 'Broke or Desperate' In GBPA Spat
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Tensions are still high as the government continues to insist the Grand Bahama Port Authority owes them over $300 million, something the GBPA flat-out denies.