Our News Bahamas: Too many questions over lack of transparency at BPL — Tuesday, March 5th, 2024

OUR NEWS MARCH 5TH, 2024. 

In Our News at 7:00 anchored by Kendeno Knowles, there's a whirlwind of drama over at Bahamas Power and Light (BPL). A former Works Minister is airing out his concerns, pointing out a glaring lack of info despite the Prime Minister saying BPL isn't headed for privatization. Meanwhile, unions are up in arms, rejecting a deal they reckon isn't in their favour. And there's a twist in the Adrien Gibson trial – charges are dropped against one defendant in exchange for her testimony. Amidst all this, there's a call to action over the growing dementia crisis, with the Alzheimer's Association pushing for a national plan and senior daycare options.

Switching gears for Our News at 7:30 with Italia Hall, the focus shifts to the escalating tension in Haiti. The deteriorating situation prompts heightened security measures for the Bahamian mission, with a top diplomat urging caution as violence ramps up. Back home, a man is charged with vehicular manslaughter in a tragic accident that claimed the life of Police Inspector Thomas Macintosh. On a lighter note, the nation's leader is rallying young men to step up, emphasizing the importance of male empowerment for building a stronger Bahamas.

Throughout the episode, Our News serves up a blend of pressing local and international issues, legal drama, and a dash of community and national empowerment, keeping viewers on their toes with a mix of hard-hitting news and uplifting messages.

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