Morning Blend with Dwight Strachan

#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Grand Lucayan deal extension runs out, no word from govt. on status of sale; Rupert Roberts calls for mask rules to remain in place for supermarkets; TD9 forms in the Caribbean Sea, could be a rainmaker for The Bahamas; testing requirements for unvaccinated travelers eliminated; proposed Adelaide project draws criticisms

The first ever #ValleyFest is here! Valley Boys Frontline Dance Chairman John Williams and Valley Fest Committee Member Nikia Christie talk with #MorningBlendBusiness on Guardian Radio 96.9FM about Saturday’s big event, and the great community projects and causes to which all proceeds will go.

We also discuss lessons learned in these two years without Junkanoo competitions, and what we can expect from the Valley Boys this coming Boxing Day and New Year’s.

Valley Fest is Saturday at Fort Charlotte from Noon to until, with the concert/show set for 6pm.

We get details on the government’s new and improved e-Procurement and Supplies Registry System (ePSR) on #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM (Thursday).

Ministry of Finance reps. Carl Oliver and Breon Scott tell us the new ePSR allows for increased opportunities for small and medium Bahamian businesses to participate in national procurement, while also supporting competition, reducing government expenditure, and providing greater value for money for the Bahamian people.

Patrick Dean Johnson says the official Launch Event will be held on Monday, October 3, at Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau from 9am to 1pm.

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