Morning Blend with Dwight Strachan

#MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Bahamians react to Trump inauguration; electrical managerial union: still no answers on BPL deal; PM responds to political ad about PLP deputy post; illness delays Adrian Gibson trial; new COA pres warns against unnecessary delays

Pres. Dr. Camille Glinton Thompson and Trustee Dr. Amy Mackey Moss with Bahamas Doctors Union (BDU) discuss what led to their two-days of industrial action last week.

On #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM, they explain flaws with the proposed swipe/call-in system, the lack of overtime, hazard pay and insurance.

They also respond to comments from the prime minister and the PLP Chairman criticizing doctors for neglecting their Hippocratic Oath.

This Thursday, 353 candidates will vie for positions on district councils/town committees in the 2025 Local Government Elections for the Family Islands and Grand Bahama.

Minister of Family Affairs Clay Sweeting, The Ministry of Works & Family Island Affairs, Director of Local Government Donald Rolle, and Family Island Administrator Lynton Pinder tell #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM what to expect.

Officials believe the newly-enacted Local Government Act (2024) will return some of the decision-making powers to Local Governments from Central Government, and will empower local communities by finally allowing limited fund raising abilities.

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