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Exuma moorings project dead

Summary by The Nassau Guardian

Less than 24 hours after the Office of the Prime Minister defended the government’s decision to grant a 21-year lease to Bahamas Moorings Ltd. to operate mooring services in the Exumas, the government announced yesterday that the agreement is dead.

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Exuma moorings project dead

Less than 24 hours after the Office of the Prime Minister defended the government’s decision to grant a 21-year lease to Bahamas Moorings Ltd. to operate mooring services in the Exumas, the government announced yesterday that the agreement is dead.

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The Nassau Guardian broke the news in Bahamas 9 days ago on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.

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