AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoyal Tour: King Charles III and Queen Camilla will visit The Bahamas first this fall (Oct. 27–Nov. 4, 2026), then Antigua and Barbuda, ahead of CHOGM-related events. Education Dispute: The Supreme Court issued an interim injunction ending BEMU’s strike, forcing teachers back to work after widespread early dismissals. BPL Costs & Outages: New reporting details how government borrowing tied to BPL has ballooned, while business voices warn Bahamians shouldn’t accept outages as “the new normal.” FNM Leadership: FNM insiders say a national convention is planned this year, with the party’s council able to adjust timing amid calls for leadership change. Digital Sovereignty: PM Philip Davis and Innovation Minister Sebas Bastian used the ITU WTPF to push small-island states to negotiate better telecom terms and require disaster-ready, affordable service. Immigration Enforcement: Courts convicted foreign nationals for overstay and illegal landing; deportation orders led to 24 removals. Animal Control: Government moves to tighten dog enforcement continue, with court action underway and public demands for transparency on what happens to trapped stray dogs. Regional Governance: Nevis is sending lawmakers to the CPA conference in Jamaica on parliamentary work in the digital age.
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