AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCARICOM Reparations Push Meets Commonwealth Reality: A new CARICOM reparations drive is gaining momentum at the UN, but eight member states—including The Bahamas—still have the British monarch as head of state, complicating the push for accountability. Bahamas Power Fight: The PLP and opposition trade barbs over BPL outages and the public’s anger, with the PLP arguing critics are undermining professionals and worsening anxiety. NIF Money Under Fire: Opposition Leader Michael Pintard is demanding answers after the National Investment Fund balance reportedly fell sharply, while the government says the money went to airport upgrades. Health Data Clarification: Health Minister Dr. Michael Darville says NHI’s reported STI/HIV service increases reflect better access and reporting, not a worsening situation. Work Permit Review: Immigration Minister Fred Mitchell says the government will review labour certificate applications and employment data to improve transparency and access for Bahamians. Culture & Tourism Spotlight: Bahamas Carnival support questions continue after past funding cuts, while Bon Vivants earns a major North America bar ranking—both tied to how the country sells itself. Hawksbill Creek Anniversary: Grand Bahama Port Authority’s silence on the agreement’s 71st anniversary raises questions about fees and a needed “reset.”
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