MITCHELL ON GRAND BAHAMA PORT AUTHORITY
In this year’s budget the Bahamas government has made provisions for a demand for administrative services given to the city
In this year’s budget the Bahamas government has made provisions for a demand for administrative services given to the city
Duane Sands, the Chairman of the FNM, told the real story about the Grand Bahama Port Authority pulling down the
– FELIX SANDS WRITES ABOUT THE GRAND BAHAMA PORT In the quiet of the late night, Tuesday, 31st March and
The arbitration law Lords have declared that Grand Bahama Port Authority is broke. It was not the Davis Administration, or
There is a lesson in this quote that is sometime attributed to Harriet Tubman. The historians say there is no
The provisions of the arbitration between the government of The Bahamas and the Grand Bahama Port Authority were that the
There is an expression that when you play with a puppy, it will lick your mouth. That is our advice
We congratulate the Utilities Regulation Competition Authority for seeking to injunct the Grand Bahama Port Authority from reviewing any applications
The announcement by the Grand Bahama Port Authority that they will stop the process of considering the application of the
One of the issues over which the FNM and the PLP are divided is the role of the Grand Bahama
This story first appeared in The Tribune Friday 20 September 2024 By LEANDRA ROLLETribune Chief Reporterlrolle@tribunemedia.net Progressive Liberal Party (PLP)
There was a long press release by two companies called Lusco and Tamarind Development. They are from Grand Bahama and
A letter was circulating on social media all last week and the week before in which allegations were made about
The Utilities Regulatory Competition Authority (URCA) has a court case today in which they are being challenged to affirm their
Prime Minister Philip Davis was in London last week and while there his office announced that he would take the
The government, should we say the PLP, must be very careful with the public orchestration of the fight with the
The press of The Bahamas has finally caught up to where we are on the Grand Bahama Port Authority. We
The Grand Bahama Port Authority released a public statement, 8 May 2024 in response to Prime Ministers Davis’ speech at
There are several analogies that you can make when a body is at an end of its useful life. You
8 May 2024 This evening, two unfortunate, ill-conceived, misdirected statements were issued out of Grand Bahama responding in a combative
The Grand Bahama Port Authority and their agents are busy trying to fool the public about what they are doing
On the 24 April 2024, the Grand Bahama Port Authority issued a press statement in which it said it was
Roads unpaved Ramps unrepaired Broken sea walls
Breaking silence The Honourable Rev. Fredrick McAlpine, who has long been silent, has chosen this moment to speak; perhaps, hoping
Up from the political grave arose former MP Frederick McAlpine. When he was serving in the House of Assembly under
On Sunday past 7 April 2024, the Grand Bahama Port Authority issued a nasty press release. This is now a
Agents of the Grand Bahama Port Authority have made sure that the contents of a letter of demand from The
Oh! What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. Those words of the poet Walter Scott
What is by far the most laughable and sad investment in Nassau over the past week? The Grand Bahama Port
On Friday 8 March 2024 following a brief visit to Grand Bahama, Fred Mitchell, the Chairman of the Progressive Liberal
Nassau Guardian image ( This story first appeared in The Nassau Guardian by Travis Cartwright 23 January 2024—Editor) Progressive Liberal
Last year, the Prime Minister Philip Davis announced to the country that ‘push had come to shove’ and that the
Attorney At Law Terrence Gape 10th September, 2023 THE CONTINUING SAGA OF FREEPORT I am bemused by the fact that
Prime Minister Philip Davis had a good showing in Freeport when he visited there on Thursday and Friday 17 and
Fred Mitchell, Chair of the PLP, is a supporter of the changes announced and proposed by the Prime Minister Philip
The folk who work at the Freeport Container Port keep sending messages to the PLP that there is a need
The pitiful sign on the side of the road was the evidence of the Grand Bahama Port Authority doing what
Prime Minister Philip Davis assisted by Prime Minister Keith Rowley of Trinidad and Tobago on 4th July 2023 marking 50