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Former B.U.T. President: “Government Needs To Put On It’s Big Man Hat And Show Respect To Teachers”

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Former Bahamas Union of Teachers’ President, Kingsley Black, calling on government to “put on it’s big man hat” and show respect to teachers and the ongoing negotiations with the union that represents them.

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September 5, 2026

Joshua Williams

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Former B.U.T. President: “Government Needs To Put On It’s Big Man Hat And Show Respect To Teachers”

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Former B.U.T. President: “Government Needs To Put On It’s Big Man Hat And Show Respect To Teachers”

GB Police Give Back To More Than 800 Kids