National
Opposition Leader Presses for More Answers on Questionable Relationships
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Ministry of Housing and Land Reform is denying that recent Abaco murder victim Warren “Spy” Ellis was awarded contracts by the government, under its housing program. However, opposition leader Michael Pintard says Bahamians deserve more than denials.
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