AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBahamas Energy & Power: Energy Minister Jobeth Coleby-Davis says work continues to restore reliable electricity as communities report persistent power woes, pointing to the companies tasked with fixing issues. Civic Engagement: ORG launched “Beyond The Polls,” urging Bahamians to stay involved beyond Election Day and tackle apathy tied to low trust in public institutions. Telecom Expansion (Exuma): ALIV marked 10 years in Exuma with expanded services and renewed community partnerships, including support for local initiatives like the George Town basketball court. Governance & Oversight (CARIFTA): Sports Minister says CARIFTA Games funding was spent for success despite PAC concerns, as debate continues over oversight and governance failures. U.S.-Bahamas Ethics Fallout: U.S. President Trump defended claims that Donald Trump Jr. will repay Kremlin-linked Russian businessman Umar Kremlev after ProPublica reported Kremlev funded parts of the Bahamas wedding celebrations; the controversy is now driving fresh U.S. political scrutiny. Cruise Disruption (Nassau): Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas faced a double medical emergency, evacuating two critically ill passengers in Nassau and cancelling a next port call.
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