AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiplomatic Week: The Bahamas opens its Oct. 18–22 talks on trade, with a focus on the blue, green and orange economies. Budget Debate: Prime Minister Philip Davis says the country recorded its first fiscal surplus since independence, at $39.3 million. The FNM disputes the figures, citing unanswered questions about $700 million in National Investment Fund transactions and capital spending. Elections: A new electoral management system is live on New Providence and Grand Bahama, introducing biometric voter cards and electronic poll books after long waits marred the May election. Security: Parliament passed amendments to the Anti-Terrorism Act, which the government says will help protect the financial sector. Cost of Living: With fuel prices rising, the government is exploring relief, while bus drivers say strike action remains possible as they press for a $2 adult fare. Royal Visit: The Bahamas National Reparations Committee is urging King Charles to acknowledge slavery and support reparations during his Caribbean visit.
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