National
Deputy Prime Minister: “I’ll Make No More Statements Until The Money Is In The Bank”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Less than a week after it was revealed that Prime Minister Philip Davis met with a prospective buyer for the Grand Lucyan Hotel, Tourism Minister Chester Cooper is remaining tight-lipped about a future sale.
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