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Govt claims DEA went ‘rogue’ (opens the original)
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Bahamian Ambassador to the United States Wendall Jones said ârogueâ Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents have been operating in The Bahamas and âdestabilizingâ the government, as he called on US officials to disclose the identity of âPolitician-1â â an unnamed Bahamian politician who is alleged, in a US criminal complaint, to have met with a drug dealer in a Parliament building. That personâs name was also allegedly on a package containing $30,000 in cash, which was recov
Work on new prison facility underway, Cleare says (opens the original)
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Construction is progressing on the new high-medium security facility and judicial complex at the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services (BDOCS), as Prison Commissioner Doan Cleare said 20 new cells have arrived in the country. The government first broke ground on the facility last summer, and the upgrade was touted as a long-awaited upgrade that would improve operations within BDOCS. Cleare said the process has been divided into two phases, the first of which being worked on is the court co
Govt working to address Family Isl. banking issues, Cooper says (opens the original)
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Acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper said yesterday that the government is working to address the issue of banking on the Family Islands. Family Island residents have long complained about the decline in banking services on their islands as major banking institutions exit the islands. âBanking is critical for all of the islands of The Bahamas,â he said outside the St. Markâs Native Baptist Church. âThere are still some islands without a physical presence. âThe government is making some
Minnis says BPL and BGC officials talking 'nonsense' (opens the original)
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Former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis accused Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) of blaming Bahamians for its power woes and also dismissed claims that electric vehicles are placing strain on the system. The energy system on New Providence has been plagued with faults and failures over the last few months, which has led to widespread power outages and even a complete island-wide outage last week. A separate issue at the Windsor Field Substation on Friday led to another weekend of pain for residents
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