AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoyal Visit and Reparations: King Charles is due in The Bahamas on Tuesday as Caribbean leaders press Britain for an apology and reparations for slavery. The Commonwealth secretary-general has backed calls for an apology, though the King is not expected to issue one. Education: Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper says he will donate his $28,000 parliamentary salary to the BEST Foundation for scholarships and education programmes, urging businesses and the public to contribute. Grand Bahama: Prime Minister Philip Davis’s proposed governance reforms and review of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement face calls from the opposition and the GBPA for meaningful consultation. Public Finances: The government has completed a $1.1 billion international bond issuance, with reports citing a lower borrowing cost.
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