AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoEducation & School Safety: Teachers say Bartlett Hill Primary in Grand Bahama is dealing with mold and rodent issues, with the union pushing for an independent assessment while the Ministry says repairs and cleaning are already underway. Healthcare Infrastructure: Residents and former officials are questioning progress on the $285m West New Providence Hospital, with reports that little visible work has happened since groundbreaking. Climate Funding: The Office of the Prime Minister says the CABRIC programme is opening grant applications for Bahamian groups to fund locally led coastal resilience projects in Cat Island, Long Island and San Salvador. Labour & Politics: The Bahamas Union of Teachers says it has reached a deal with government on outstanding education matters, after public back-and-forth involving union leadership. Local Governance & Jobs: Bahama Rock’s expansion and mining approvals remain politically charged, with renewed warnings about storm-surge risk and community impacts around Freeport Harbour. International Diplomacy: Myanmar’s military-backed government is disputing the legitimacy of its UN ambassador ahead of UN credentials decisions.
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