AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Safety: Two men were killed in separate New Providence shootings, while two people died in separate traffic crashes on the island this week. Older Bahamians: MPs passed the Older Persons Rights, Protection, Care and Support Bill, which would strengthen safeguards against abuse and neglect and expand care services. Education and Youth: The Young Innovators Club launched a national pilot for students to develop community solutions, and the Bahamas National School Breakfast Programme is expanding to junior high schools. Infrastructure: Power was restored to Great Guana Cay after a subsea cable fault; BPL says new reinforced cables are planned. Temporary runway repairs at North Eleuthera Airport are also underway. Tourism and Agriculture: The Bahamas was elected vice chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board, while a new honorary consul in Uganda pledged to build tourism ties. The Golden Yolk project reports producing 200,000 eggs as the government seeks to reduce imports.
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