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Eliminate Freeport’s ‘black sheep’ of economy status

Summary by tribune242.com
FREEPORT “feels like the black sheep of the Bahamian economy”, a prominent businesswoman is asserting, as she urged businesses to seize the opportunity offered by the Government’s reform drive to end this “sense of exclusion”.
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Eliminate Freeport’s ‘black sheep’ of economy status

FREEPORT “feels like the black sheep of the Bahamian economy”, a prominent businesswoman is asserting, as she urged businesses to seize the opportunity offered by the Government’s reform drive to end this “sense of exclusion”.

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tribune242.com broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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