Current Affairs

Former PM: This Investment Is Not For The Average Bahamian

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Former Prime Minister Dr. Minnis says government needs to revisit its New Providence electricity grid reforms by making it easier for Bahamians to invest in the company tasked with raising funds to reform Bahamas Power and Light.

Published

2 years ago

August 30, 2024

Joshua Williams

Up Next

COP: We Are Transparent, The Chips Will Fall Where They May

Don't Miss

FNM Leader: We Are Prayerful And Hopeful This Is The Real Deal

Comments

National2 days ago

Man Remanded On Murder And Attempted Murder Charges

Court2 days ago

Man, Aunt Charged After Woman Allegedly Attacked During Parental Dispute

Court13 hours ago

Former Credit Union Clerk Accused Of Stealing $1.2 Million

Court3 days ago

Gardiner Fights To Have Evidence Thrown Out

Court16 hours ago

Sexual Assault Claim Ends In Acquittal

International1 day ago

Albertans Vote on Path to Independence as Carney Fights to Keep Canada United

International1 day ago

Paris Police Issue Overnight Curfew in 2 Areas of French Capital

International1 day ago

Haitian Gangs Target Foreign Troops in Biggest Attack Since New Force Arrived

Our News

Former PM: This Investment Is Not For The Average Bahamian

Current Affairs

Former PM: This Investment Is Not For The Average Bahamian

Andros Resident: We’re No Longer Accepting No “Patch Up” Situation

AG: “The Litigation Isn’t Before Our Courts, Our Lawyers Aren’t Involved”

Glass Window Bridge Set For $85M Makeover, Construction Targeted For Early 2027

Patient Transported In Back Of Vehicle Spotlights Mangrove Cay’s Healthcare Gaps

Health Minister: “We Don’t Have a Massive Infestation, I’m Simply Reporting”

Fort Fincastle Vendors: “Nearly Two Years in Limbo, Our Livelihoods on the Line”

Man Remanded On Murder And Attempted Murder Charges

Man, Aunt Charged After Woman Allegedly Attacked During Parental Dispute

Former Credit Union Clerk Accused Of Stealing $1.2 Million

Gardiner Fights To Have Evidence Thrown Out

Sexual Assault Claim Ends In Acquittal

Albertans Vote on Path to Independence as Carney Fights to Keep Canada United

Andros Resident: We’re No Longer Accepting No “Patch Up” Situation

AG: “The Litigation Isn’t Before Our Courts, Our Lawyers Aren’t Involved”

Glass Window Bridge Set For $85M Makeover, Construction Targeted For Early 2027

Patient Transported In Back Of Vehicle Spotlights Mangrove Cay’s Healthcare Gaps

Health Minister: “We Don’t Have a Massive Infestation, I’m Simply Reporting”

Fort Fincastle Vendors: “Nearly Two Years in Limbo, Our Livelihoods on the Line”

Trending

Our News

Former PM: This Investment Is Not For The Average Bahamian

You may like

Andros Resident: We’re No Longer Accepting No “Patch Up” Situation

AG: “The Litigation Isn’t Before Our Courts, Our Lawyers Aren’t Involved”

Glass Window Bridge Set For $85M Makeover, Construction Targeted For Early 2027

Patient Transported In Back Of Vehicle Spotlights Mangrove Cay’s Healthcare Gaps

Health Minister: “We Don’t Have a Massive Infestation, I’m Simply Reporting”

Fort Fincastle Vendors: “Nearly Two Years in Limbo, Our Livelihoods on the Line”

Man Remanded On Murder And Attempted Murder Charges

Man, Aunt Charged After Woman Allegedly Attacked During Parental Dispute

Former Credit Union Clerk Accused Of Stealing $1.2 Million

Gardiner Fights To Have Evidence Thrown Out

Sexual Assault Claim Ends In Acquittal

Albertans Vote on Path to Independence as Carney Fights to Keep Canada United

Andros Resident: We’re No Longer Accepting No “Patch Up” Situation

AG: “The Litigation Isn’t Before Our Courts, Our Lawyers Aren’t Involved”

Glass Window Bridge Set For $85M Makeover, Construction Targeted For Early 2027

Patient Transported In Back Of Vehicle Spotlights Mangrove Cay’s Healthcare Gaps

Health Minister: “We Don’t Have a Massive Infestation, I’m Simply Reporting”

Fort Fincastle Vendors: “Nearly Two Years in Limbo, Our Livelihoods on the Line”

Trending