AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSTEM in Schools: Prime Minister Philip Davis and DPM Chester Cooper marked a milestone in The Bahamas’ National School Breakfast Programme—two million breakfasts served to primary students—aimed at helping kids start the day fed and ready to learn. Public Accountability & Tech Modernization: The Bahamas Public Parks and Public Beaches Authority’s new chairman, Jamahl Strachan, promised transparency and modernization, including replacing outdated systems with new technology. Ebola Preparedness: PAHO says it’s intensifying Ebola readiness across the Americas, boosting surveillance, lab diagnostics, and infection control even as risk remains low. Bahamas STEM Showcase: An all-girl New Providence team is heading to the International Greenwich Olympiad in London with SmartSteps, a sensor-based mobility cane for people with visual impairments. Hurricane Monitoring: Weather teams are tracking a potential tropical development in the Gulf of America, with heavy rain and flooding the main concern. Maritime Digital Records: The Bahamas Maritime Authority launched a blockchain-secured digital seafarer record book system. Water Sector Growth: Consolidated Water appointed Sachin Chawla as senior VP for strategy and growth, citing progress including Cat Island desalination in The Bahamas.
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