Eyeing a rebirth - The Nassau Guardian

Many Grand Bahamians have long been hoping for a rebirth for their island and with $1 billion worth of projects in the pipeline – some of which have started – many are closely watching developments, even if from a cautiously optimistic point of view. Prime Minister Philip Davis recently lamented the island’s economic decline, pointing

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