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According to The Tribune report “Police are also investigating an armed robbery and shooting that took place early Friday morning. According to reports, the victim was standing in front of his home at Moncur Alley off Kemp Road, when a man armed with a handgun approached and shot him before fleeing in a silver coloured Honda Fit, vehicle license number 320478.”
I thought I’d share an observation:
The national debt is teetering around $7 billion.
When Urban Renewal was in full swing I asked a courier what he thought about it.
Please allow me some space in your paper for further comments after the passing of Matthew.
Everywhere I go here in our beautiful capital island, I am besieged with questions as to my political allegiance by all and sundry.
The more I see of the American’s interpretation of freedom, the more I appreciate our British inherited system of justice underpinned by law.
The silly season in politics has started in earnest and the craziest things are happening.
BASEBALL in The Bahamas is not a step-child, but rather a neglected and abused orphan.
BAHAMAS Gaming Industry needs to explore intervention in addressing the issue of Problem Gambling (PG), and street mothers with infants.
THE Prime Minister’s comment on the Opposition Leader’s criticising the performance of BP&L is totally naive and ridiculous.
THE horrific and tragic car accident on Coral Harbour Drive on September 16 had the air of inevitability to it.
Re: FNM chairman defends leader over recovery effort criticism (October 14)
I’m not a psychiatrist, but a Bahamian who experienced and survived Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans eleven years ago.
NOTWITHSTANDING your editorial accolades for our Prime Minister today, I have to ask if he is playing with a full hand when he proffers the thought that we need a “hurricane tax” now.
I TRULY feel that now is the time for another Junkanoo Carnival. Another $7m to $10m to put on the carnival is no big deal.
YES we feel for every soul in The Bahamas affected by the passing of cruel, devastating Matthew; however there are rights and there are no rights.
FOLLOWING the disastrous aftermath of the monster Hurricane Matthew and the need for hundreds of millions of dollars “to fix the country”, it is unbelievable to hear talk about the possibility of a “hurricane tax” to be levied on us, the already suffering public, when we have been constantly bombarded with evidence of the blatant, irresponsible spending by government of our monies over the past several years.
ST MICHAEL Road serves as a main route for drivers commuting from Prince Charles Drive to Soldier Road.
I THOUGHT that with the arrival of Bahamas Power and Light, we were supposed to have improved service at a lower price, delivered through a modern system.
Thanks for this opportunity to shine a light.
I AM amazed that so many residents of New Providence are surprised that Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) had a poor response to Hurricane Matthew.
I refer to The Tribune editorial (October 13) on the misinformation churned out daily by social media, which appears to result in public alarm and panic.
I am personally aware of five drivers who have dropped into the hole in the vicinity of Morley Realty on East Shirley Street on Tuesday and Wednesday, resulting in flat tyres.
I advise that I will not seek nor will I accept a nomination as the Free National Movement candidate for St Anne’s or any other constituency in the forthcoming General Elections.