Public Finance Scrutiny: The Davis administration says it issued $687.9M in loans to government corporations and agencies from July 2022 to June 2026, but critics say the reports don’t clearly explain purpose, terms, interest, or payback expectations. FNM Leadership Fight: Former PM Hubert Ingraham urged the FNM to “find someone who could win,” and party leader Michael Pintard hit back, saying Ingraham picked the wrong moment and that Pintard is the best option to lead. One Tax Bahamas Pushback: The Office of the PM defended the One Tax Bahamas initiative amid opposition calling for a pause, as officials say the platform will simplify tax compliance rather than introduce a new tax. Labour Law Reform: Government moved into phase two of labour legislation revisions aimed at strengthening workplace protections and updating laws for workers and employers. Security & Justice: An 18-year-old woman, Diamonique Webster, faces multiple murder and attempted murder charges tied to shootings across New Providence, with bail denied. Immigration Enforcement: Bahamas authorities repatriated 104 Haitian nationals after detention, citing ongoing operations across the islands. Crime-Gun Cooperation: CARICOM IMPACS and local police ran training on firearms trafficking, with the U.S. backing regional intelligence work. Royal Visit: Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III and Queen Camilla will visit the Bahamas in October as part of a wider Caribbean tour.