AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism & Culture: The Bahamas is promoting new air links, island stays and a packed calendar of cultural events for the winter season, with Junkanoo among the highlights. Grand Bahama’s West End Bootleggers & Seafood Festival returns November 28, celebrating the community’s fishing and Prohibition-era heritage with local food and music. Beach Access: A petition is gathering signatures after the fence at Cabbage Beach was removed without public explanation. Advocates want government agencies to clarify the legal boundaries and protect access to the popular beach. Commonwealth & Reparations: At the Antigua summit, Prime Minister Philip Davis said reparations could include education and training, and that he is open to The Bahamas eventually removing King Charles as head of state. Youth & Education: C.R. Walker Senior High won the inaugural “Science Matters” competition with a student project on how Bahamian public health systems have responded to HIV.
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