AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoTourism’s Next Generation: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s youth congress, while Bahamian student Raia Cargill placed second and will gain mentorship from regional tourism leaders. National Recognition: The Bahamas honoured 425 people for service and achievement, including 17 posthumously, with Prime Minister Philip Davis urging young people to build on their contributions. Youth and Faith: The Girls’ Brigade is updating its programmes with online training, climate-friendly uniforms and lessons on mental wellness and online safety. Inclusion: The Disabled Persons Organization is urging swift passage of the Senior Citizens Bill and disability-law amendments, while highlighting accessibility and dignity for older people and Bahamians with disabilities. Culture and Care: Bahari and Androsia have launched a breast cancer awareness collection blending Androsia batik with Bahari designs, with support for five women in treatment. Sport: Olympian Devynne Charlton and American hurdler Alaysha Johnson led a free clinic for more than 30 young Bahamian athletes. Education: SAC graduate Jayden Sands earned a $140,000 scholarship after scoring nine As in his BGCSE exams.
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