AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDigital Economy: At Middle Tennessee State University, Prime Minister Philip Davis urged small nations to help set the rules for the digital economy, warning that unequal control of data and technology can repeat colonial patterns. Tourism: The Bahamas is adding winter airlift and connections to smaller islands, while promoting Junkanoo and other events to draw visitors across the archipelago. Grand Bahama Environment: The government has ordered independent testing after cadmium was found in sediment, as officials investigate how the contamination reached local mangroves. Energy: Excelerate Energy and AxDo Bahamas have signed a long-term LNG supply deal to support a planned Bahamas hub. Agriculture: Twenty-two farmers received coconut seedlings as a new initiative aims to grow local production, with more distributions planned for Grand Bahama, Andros and Abaco. Slavery and the Crown: During King Charles’s Caribbean tour, Davis said reparatory justice could include education and training; the King expressed sorrow over slavery but did not apologize. Aviation: Investigators continue examining the Florida Learjet crash that killed nine people bound for the Bahamas, after finding aircraft parts miles from the impact site.
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