AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWomen’s Leadership: Minister Barbara Cartwright told guests at the Global LeadHERship Empowerment Network Awards that real leadership is measured by the lives you touch and the legacy you leave. Youth Rehabilitation: Cartwright also toured the Willie Mae Pratt Centre for Girls, highlighting a discipline-and-dignity approach aimed at transforming young lives. Faith & Civic Healing: The Bahamas Christian Council is calling for 21 days of prayer for families, young people and leaders, with a prayer rally planned for Aug. 30. World Athletics U20: Team Bahamas wrapped up in Oregon with Zion Davis fifth in the men’s 400m and new U20 national records from Jachario Wilson (110m hurdles) and Kenny Moxey Jr. (decathlon). Sports Spotlight: Bahamas also earned medals at the CACs, including Serena Brown’s silver in women’s discus, plus strong showings in regional basketball 3x3. Breastfeeding Support: World Breastfeeding Week ended with community events and a public “Big Latch On” at Mall at Marathon. Education & Opportunity: Nine Bahamian students received China scholarships, and teachers recruited from Ghana are being vetted ahead of the school year. Culture & Hospitality: Bon Vivants was named among North America’s 50 best bars, putting a spotlight on Bahamian hospitality. Humanitarian Aid: The Bahamas donated $500,000 in chemotherapy medication to children in Cuba.
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