Dear Editor, After reading Office of the Prime Minister Press Secretary Clint Watson’s fatuous remarks concerning the ongoing Village Road “improvements” debacle, as a longtime resident, I was wondering who were these other excited residents with whom he had dialogue. According to Mr. Watson, all the utility companies have completed their work and are now
Minister of Works and Utilities Alfred Sears said yesterday that work on the Village Road Improvement Project should be “substantially completed” by the end of December despite Office of the Prime Minister Press Secretary Clint Watson indicating last week that the work would be completed by December 12. He said the works are progressing “very well”. “The Water and Sewerage
There is a growing sense that the Davis administration has lost focus, bouncing from one blunder and controversy to another, triggering quality governance questions and damaging its goodwill. Consider what the last few weeks have been like for the government. On October 4, the prime minister announced substantial increases in Bahamas Power and Light (BPL)
Opposition Leader Michael Pintard yesterday slammed comments made by Office of the Prime Minister Press Secretary Clint Watson that women’s groups have been silent on the issue of marital rape. “You are attacking persons who are battling, who are under the fear of attacks oftentimes,” Pintard said when called for comment. “You are blaming, in
When it comes to the critical issue of saving the National Insurance Fund from depletion, members of the Davis administration are worryingly singing from different hymn sheets, and are in the process failing to inspire any confidence that they have a plan to ensure the sustainability of the nation’s social security safety net upon which