AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFinancial Education: A new Caribbean chapter of the National Financial Educators Council will support educators and community programmes, with The Bahamas among its initial focus countries. Education: The government and Florida Memorial University signed an agreement giving Bahamian teachers an affordable online path to a master’s degree in special education. Beach Vendors: Cabbage Beach operators say plans to relocate more vendors to Goodman’s Bay are creating space conflicts and threatening livelihoods. Culture: Bain and Grants Town’s Homecoming Music Festival put local students and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force Band on stage. Bahamian bakers will also join a South Florida black cake festival featuring 23 Caribbean countries. Arts: The Caribbean Culture Fund has awarded 100 grants across 28 countries and territories, including The Bahamas, for projects spanning cultural memory, youth engagement and creative livelihoods. History: King Charles expressed sorrow over slavery during his Caribbean tour but stopped short of an apology; Prime Minister Philip Davis has said The Bahamas is open to reconsidering the monarch’s role as head of state. Bahamas-bound tragedy: Investigators say parts of the Learjet that crashed in Florida, killing all nine aboard, were found miles from the impact site. The plane was headed to Eleuthera.
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