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Why the “overcapacity” hat doesn’t fit China (opens the original)
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In recent months, there has been growing international debate over what some countries describe as Chinaâs âovercapacityâ. Some critics have linked Chinaâs rising exports and rapid industrial growth directly to excess capacity, even calling it a âChina Shock 2.0â to global markets. But before drawing that conclusion, perhaps we should first ask a more basic question: When a country can produce affordable, reliable products that consumers around the world want, does that necessarily m
Governor confirms no active NIF board (opens the original)
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Despite the fact that Minister of Finance Michael Halkitis told Parliament in May that $700 million in âexcess borrowingâ was transferred to the National Investment Fund (NIF), recent correspondence to Opposition Leader Michael Pintard from Central Bank Governor John Rolle confirms that the board of the NIF has never convened. As such, under law, no account could have been established by the NIF or legitimately in the name of the NIF. The governorâs correspondence to Pintard came in respon
Time for a Cabinet retreat (opens the original)
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Former Prime Minister Sir Lynden Oscar Pindling was a master political operator and strategist. He could bring together diverse groupings of individuals and hone them into an unbeatable political force. It was precisely because of this uncommon trait that the modern Bahamas has emerged. Back in the 1960s into the 1980s, there were strong personalities in the political arena, men like Sir Cecil Wallace-Whitfield, Sir Randol Fawkes, Carlton Francis, Jimmy Shepherd, Basil Nichols, Edmund Moxey, Lof
Govt gave BPL $380 mil. in loans (opens the original)
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According to a new Ministry of Finance fiscal report, Bahamas Power and Lightâs (BPL) and the Bahamas Electricity Corporationâs (BEC) indebtedness to central government ballooned from $179 million at the end of June 2022 to $381.9 million at the end of the 2025/2026 fiscal year. The Fourth Quarter 2025/2026 Public Debt Statistical Bulletin shows that between March and June 2026, the Public Treasury advanced $66.5 million to BPL. Officials have made no announcements and given no reasons for t
Two signings, one power crisis and an absent minister (opens the original)
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Amid a power crisis impacting New Providence, Abaco, and other areas of The Bahamas last week, Minister of Energy, Utilities and Aviation JoBeth Coleby-Davis, who has gone quiet on the issue, traveled to Tennessee for the signing of amendments to an agreement on aviation training for Bahamians. The original agreement was signed by Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper while he was aviation minister last year. Coleby-Davis and a delegation were at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) for the s
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