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Bahamians are reeling from severe, recurring blackouts that are crippling daily life and costing businesses dearly—officials blame heat and aging infrastructure, but a former electricity chief is calling that a cover-up. Mr. Miller, ex-chairman of the Bahamas Electricity Corporation, says the crisis is unprecedented and points to mismanagement, citing a drop in reliability after a US contractor left mid-project. He questions current leadership’s competence, especially after a CEO suggested going to the beach during the crisis, and warns of worker misconduct. Miller insists The Bahamas can—and must—do better, or leaders need to step aside.

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