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Will Sebas be PM?: MP is real contender (opens the original)
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The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) won a convincing victory at the May 12 general election. It won 33 seats to the eight earned by the Free National Movement (FNM). The election marked the first time a governing party won re-election in nearly 30 years. It was also the first time the PLP won consecutive mandates since 1987. Prime Minister Philip Davis is 75. He is in a comfortable political position. His parliamentary majority is large. His opponent, the FNM, is weak. The FNM has lost nearly ha
Stopping dog attacks: Enforcement severely lacking (opens the original)
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There have been several high-profile dog attacks in recent months that the media have reported on. The most known of these cases was the near killing of a nine-year-old American boy in Bimini. A pack of dogs mauled the child, leaving him with severe injuries. He was airlifted to the United States for treatment. His case was also reported on by American media. Other cases have involved Bahamians. There have been publicly reported on attacks in New Providence and Grand Bahama. These incidents leav
FNM needs new leader: Change required urgently (opens the original)
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The Free National Movement (FNM) is in a difficult position. The party lost its second consecutive election on May 12. This was the first time the FNM lost back-to-back elections in nearly 40 years. The poor performance of the party in the September 2021 election loss was in part due to the twin crises then-Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis and his administration faced in the pandemic and Hurricane Dorian. Those who did not like Dr. Minnis brought forward Michael Pintard. He became party leader a
A dysfunctional organization: BPL’s bad overtime practices (opens the original)
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It has been a difficult summer across the islands when it comes to electricity. The power has gone off frequently. It has been off for long periods. And, it is expensive despite the service being poor. The government, Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) and Bahamas Grid Company (BGC) have made many statements about the situation. None of these utterances led to an improved situation, however. It is clear that the state-owned and controlled companies responsible for electricity generation and delivery
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