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Former Foreign Affairs Min.: $800k+ Spent on Education Allowances for Foreign Service Officers’ Children

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The government of The Bahamas is spending just over $800,000 a year on tuition for children of foreign service officers, according to Leader of Opposition Business in the Senate Darren Henfield.

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