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Thu, 05 Feb 2015 06:55:30 -0500

Morning Blend 5 February, 2015

#‎MorningBlend‬ on February 5, 2015: Foreign Affairs & Immigration Minister Fred Mitchell speaks out on the controversy surrounding plans to have schools ensure that all non-Bahamian students have the relevant permits to reside in The Bahamas, and thus attend schools in this country. He explains that this is not an additional permit, beyond the residency permit.
Mitchell also addresses the long delays for those seeking the new “Belonger’s Permit” for individuals born in The Bahamas who have applied for citizenship, and the fact that the legislation to allow for this has not been before Parliament as yet. This, despite the fact that a “significant number” of people have applied for it since the new Immigration Policy came into effect on November 1. Mitchell says at best it may be about 4 weeks before the Department of Immigration can begin to issue the permits.

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Wed, 04 Feb 2015 06:28:16 -0500

Morning Blend 4 February, 2015

On ‪#‎MorningBlend‬ now, URCA on Cable Bahamas’ price increase application.

Tue, 03 Feb 2015 06:28:22 -0500

Morning Blend 3 February, 2015

#MorningBlend on February 3, 2015: Price Control Commissioner E.J. Bowe discusses consumer protection, price gouging, and life after VAT implementation just over one month ago. We also discuss the items that fall under the Price Control Act, and the need for more items, particularly fruits, vegetables and other health foods, to be price controlled. Bowe also addresses the need for the Price Control Commission to have “more teeth” to go after merchants/businesses that appear to be taking advantage of consumers.

Mon, 02 Feb 2015 06:37:59 -0500

Morning Blend 2 Feburary, 2015

Fri, 30 Jan 2015 06:49:37 -0500

Morning Blend 30 January, 2015

#‎MorningBlend‬ on January 30, 2015: The 3rd Annual ‘Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic’ gets underway next week on Paradise Island. John Marovich with Global Golf Management, Inc. tells us about the importance of this official event on the LPGA calendar. Some 120 of the world’s top women golfers will compete for the $1.3million purse, with 500 points up for grabs on the “Race to the CME Globe”.
Marovich tells us the event, which will have LIVE television coverage everyday on Golf Channel, will take place February 5-8 at Ocean Club. For more information, log on to LPGA.com