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“Inside the Inner City” is hosted by Valentino “Scrooge” Brown, reformed gangster and former leader of the 1980/90’s street gang “The Border Boys”. It is a weekly program focusing on social issues affecting “urban” communities in New Providence, as well as the history and concerns of residents in those areas.

The Revolution seeks to inform and engage and electorate that has become jaded by decades of lackluster political performance as our country’s problems get worse in the face of administrations that have left far too many honest, hardworking Bahamians behind.

We analyze the Freedom of Information Bill 2015. Lisa Benjamin, Asst. Professor with the LLB program at College of The Bahamas, is also on the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) Working Committee. She gives her overall assessment of the Bill, which she feels is a significant improvement over the previous FOIA – which was passed in Parliament but never enacted. Benjamin also discusses some of her concerns with the current Draft Bill.
The Bill is now available for public consultation. Comments can be sent to the Office of the Attorney General. Email attgcustomerservice@bahamas.gov.bs.
To see the Draft Freedom of Information Bill 2015, click here:
http://www.bahamas.gov.bs/…/FREEDOM-OF-INFORMATION-BILL%2C2…

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The Revolution seeks to inform and engage and electorate that has become jaded by decades of lackluster political performance as our country’s problems get worse in the face of administrations that have left far too many honest, hardworking Bahamians behind.