AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCabinet Shake-Up: Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis has sworn in the largest Cabinet in Bahamian history—29 ministers across three ceremonies—after the PLP’s second-term win, with new portfolios and senior appointments including Jerome Fitzgerald returning to economic affairs. Gaming Act Scrutiny: The FNM is pushing for court review of two fresh Cabinet picks—Sebas Bastian and Leslia Miller-Brice—arguing the Gaming Act bars ministers with gaming links, even as they say they took steps with the regulator. Drug Case Escalates: A DEA affidavit ties Bahamian plane-crash survivor Jonathan Eric Gardiner to a cocaine trafficking scheme, alleging links to Bahamian officials and construction-contract bidding. Work & Education: Cay News will join the LPIA Job Fair on May 27 at the NTA, while UB launches a broad consultation for its 2026–2031 strategic plan and Windsor School students head to Geneva for a UN robotics finale. Local Culture & Sports: Cutie Pies debuts its “Fruit Fusion” dessert at Taste of Exuma, and Devynne Charlton sets a new national record in China’s Diamond League.
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