WTPF-26 Digital Policy: Prime Minister Philip Davis and Innovation Minister Sebastian Bastian used the World Telecommunication/ICT Policy Forum in Nassau to push for small-island control of data and “digital sovereignty,” stressing that connectivity must translate into local skills, revenue, and resilience—not just access. AI Skills for Schools: Bastian said AI literacy must move into education and that teachers and workers need rapid upskilling so Bahamians become builders in the digital economy. BAMSI Campus Boost: The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute opened the 2026–2027 year with expanded residences, classrooms, and laboratories—aimed at strengthening food security and hands-on training in agriculture and marine sciences. Weather Tech Upgrade: Bahamas Aviation Climate & Severe Weather Network activated the Mayaguana C-band radar, marking the first time all four national C-band weather radars are operating together. Forensics After Andros Crash: DNA forensic reports from the North Andros plane crash have arrived and are now under the Chief Forensic Pathologist for review before next steps with the coroner. Business Resilience Training: Grand Bahama MSMEs joined a “Built to Bounce Back” risk management workshop to plan continuity and recovery before disasters hit. Public Finance Oversight: An IDB report urged stronger governance and digital modernization to better track and value government assets. UN Maps Vote: The UN General Assembly adopted the “Correct the Map” resolution—backed by the Bahamas—to promote more accurate world maps and challenge Mercator distortions.