AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation & Labour: The Bahamas Educators Managerial Union (BEMU) returned to work after a Supreme Court interim injunction, but the union says the underlying issues—overdue promotions, staffing shortages and salary concerns—are still unresolved and relations with the Ministry of Education are “not in a good place,” after Tuesday’s strike sent thousands of students home early. Public Safety & Animals: The Ministry of Agriculture launched “Mission Pawsible” to push responsible pet ownership, strengthen animal protection law compliance and reduce roaming-dog incidents. Culture & Heritage: Grand Bahama’s Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage Leslia Miller-Brice visited portfolio agencies and held a cultural stakeholders meeting, spotlighting local cultural infrastructure. Sports & Youth: Nevis Assembly President Michelle Slack-Clarke represented Nevis at the CPA conference in Jamaica and Nevis youth parliamentarians will take part in a virtual youth parliament session. Community Faith: Church of God of Prophecy Bahamas marked Love Your Neighbour Day by donating to local community organizations supporting hunger, children, victims’ families and the aged. Bahamas in the Spotlight: Norwegian Cruise Line previewed its new Great Tides Waterpark at Great Stirrup Cay ahead of the Sept. 4 opening, featuring Bahamian-themed entertainment.
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