AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAviation Milestone: Dr. Kenneth Romer has become the first Bahamian named an International Civil Aviation Organization Global Ambassador. He will promote aviation careers and wider opportunities for women and young people. Youth Sports: Tickets are on sale for the CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships, set for Nassau on November 14–15, with more than 200 athletes expected from five Caribbean countries. In Bimini, Sunland Stingers won the inaugural Queens of the Court volleyball tournament, bringing secondary-school teams together to build women’s volleyball. Women in Sport: Olympic champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo called for equal investment, coaching, facilities and leadership opportunities for women athletes, without forcing mothers to choose between family and sporting ambition. Climate Leadership: Three Bahamian youth ambassadors joined Prime Minister Philip Davis at COP31 to take part in climate talks and bring lessons back to young people at home. Community Support: Fidelity Bank increased its Bahamas Feeding Network fundraiser pledge to $20,000; Tee-Off for Hunger has raised $86,000 toward its $100,000 goal. Regional Rights: Trinidad and Tobago’s criminal ban on consensual same-sex relations has been struck down by the Privy Council in a final ruling welcomed by LGBTQ+ advocates.
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