Calls for change at the GBPA - The Nassau Guardian

There is broad consensus on Grand Bahama that the current leadership at the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) is not fulfilling its mandate under the near 70-year-old Hawksbill Creek Agreement. Stakeholders say while the deal signed in 1955 has been transformative for the island, the past two decades of economic stagnation that has derailed Freeport’s

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