AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSecurity: Authorities are probing the discovery of a rocket-propelled grenade launcher near Pride Estates, while a correctional officer trainee was arrested after suspected marijuana was found in his boots. Schools and Power: Outages and safety problems disrupted classes, with Eva Hilton dismissed early and C.C. Sweeting set to remain closed after an explosion. Elder Care: MPs passed the Older Persons Rights, Protection, Care and Support Bill, which provides for protection officers, care-facility oversight and investigations into abuse and neglect. Tourism Links: The Bahamas is building demand in Mexico ahead of a new nonstop Mexico City–Nassau service launching in March 2027, and was elected vice chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board. Grand Bahama: Residents voiced frustration over repeated announcements as the government prepares to discuss the island’s economic future. Food Security: The Golden Yolk project reports 200,000 eggs produced, with 10,000 laying hens in production as the government seeks to reduce imports. Economic Outlook: The World Bank forecasts 3% growth for The Bahamas in 2026, as tourism-dependent Caribbean economies face a more moderate recovery.
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