Chester Robards
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Turner-Jones criticizes 'extremely weak' S&P assessment (opens the original)
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Bahamian economist Therese Turner-Jones has branded international credit rating firm S&P Global Ratingsâ latest assessment of The Bahamas âextremely weakâ and light on meaningful analysis, warning that the report may be laying the groundwork for a more serious assessment of the countryâs fiscal and economic position in subsequent reviews. S&P affirmed The Bahamasâ long-term sovereign credit rating at âBB-â with a stable outlook on September 28, leaving the countryâs rating below
NAD expects to name airport hotel developer in early 2027 (opens the original)
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Nassau Airport Development Company Limited (NAD) is nearing completion of its due diligence process for a proposed hotel at Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA), and expects to recommend a preferred developer to its board during the final quarter of 2026, according to Jan Knowles, vice president of marketing and commercial development at NAD. Once final approval is secured, Knowles said, NAD anticipates formally announcing the successful developer in early 2027. The Department of Environ
Ferreira: A lot at stake in Rosewood Exuma court challenge (opens the original)
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A Supreme Court ruling granted in favor of the proposed Rosewood Exuma development could determine the environmental requirements every future developer must meet in The Bahamas, former Environment Minister Romauld Ferreira said yesterday. Ferreira, who drafted and tabled the countryâs environmental protection legislation while serving in Cabinet, said the judicial review involving the East Sampson Cay project represents the first serious test of those laws. He appeared on behalf of Over Yonde
S&P maintains Bahamas’ ‘BB-’ rating, outlines the conditions for upgrade (opens the original)
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S&P Global Ratings has affirmed The Bahamasâ sovereign credit rating at âBB-â with a stable outlook, but warned that setbacks to economic growth, weaker revenues, renewed fiscal slippage or rising support for troubled state-owned enterprises could result in a downgrade within the next 12 to 18 months. The rating remains below investment grade. In its September 28 assessment, S&P said an upgrade would require The Bahamas to maintain solid economic growth and deliver sustained, near-balanced
BHTA to appoint interim president following Weech’s tourism post (opens the original)
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The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) will appoint an interim president following Jackson Weechâs selection as director general of the Ministry of Tourism. The association said it will announce the interim officeholder shortly. That person will lead the BHTA until elections are held during its annual general meeting on December 2. Weech has served as BHTA president since December 2024. He is scheduled to assume office as tourism director general on October 1, succeeding Latia Duncom
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