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Bahamians Continue to Lease Land in Some Unregulated Communities
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Based on the Ministry of Works’ intel, some Bahamians are leasing land in some irregular communities, on island including Andros.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Based on the Ministry of Works’ intel, some Bahamians are leasing land in some irregular communities, on island including Andros.
Works Minister Alfred Sears says the inter-ministerial committee on shantytowns will focus on squatting on government, private and commonage land and transition those people into proper housing or deportation if they are undocumented.
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