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While the sudden death of sex offender Alden Scott has raised questions over the safety of individuals on the sexual offenders’ register, Minister of National Security said he was awaiting more details on the incident before jumping to any conclusions. https://thenassauguardian.com/munroe-awaiting-more-details-before-commenting-on-sex-offenders-death/
Minister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis said yesterday it would be difficult for the government to increase margins for petroleum retailers because it would only lead to higher prices for consumers. https://thenassauguardian.com/govt-wont-raise-gas-margin-for-retailers/
Latest Headlines- Sands says FNM in support of Adrian GibsonFree National Movement (FNM) Chairman Dr. Duane Sands said the FNM fully supports Long Island MP Adrian Gibson, who was taken into police custody and questioned for several hours yesterday before he was released pending further investigations. Police said Gibson was questioned at the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) on matters related to the Water and […]
- Police question Long Island MPLong Island member of Parliament Adrian Gibson was taken into police custody and questioned for much of the day yesterday into matters related to the Water and Sewerage Corporation where he served as executive chairman under the Minnis administration, police confirmed. Police said Gibson came into the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) accompanied by his lawyers, […]
- Govt won’t raise gas margin for retailersMinister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis said yesterday it would be difficult for the government to increase margins for petroleum retailers because it would only lead to higher prices for consumers. “As you know, we’ve been having a series of meetings with the retailers,” Halkitis said. “They are very distressed. They are facing some enormous […]
- $56 mil. jump in allocation for govt wages, salariesThe government has allocated $56 million more for wages and salaries in the 2022/2023 fiscal year than was allocated in the current year. In his budget communication on Wednesday, Prime Minister Philip Davis announced an increase in salary for most public servants as part of the government’s strategy to cushion the impact of the global inflation […]
- Ferguson supports incremental increase of livable wageTrade Union Congress (TUC) President Obie Ferguson said yesterday that he hopes to see the government move toward the implementation of a true livable wage for Bahamians, even if it has to be done incrementally. Ferguson said he agrees with the figures in a 2020 University of The Bahamas study, which concluded that a living […]
- Munroe awaiting more details before commenting on sex offender’s deathWhile the sudden death of recently released sex offender Alden Scott has raised questions over the safety of individuals on the sexual offenders’ register, Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe said yesterday he was awaiting more details on the incident before jumping to any conclusions. “I will await a full brief on the death of […]
- Sands says FNM in support of Adrian Gibson
