AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy & Reliability: Prime Minister Philip Davis marked the New Providence Gas LNG Terminal groundbreaking at Clifton Pier as a push for “stronger, cleaner, and more reliable” power after recent outages and extreme heat. Energy Transition Details: Shell’s final investment decision backs an LNG regasification terminal at Clifton Pier, aiming to replace fuel oil/diesel for lower-emission power generation. Education Workforce: The government says it needs up to 300 teachers recruited from Ghana to close a staffing gap, including in special education and tech/digital literacy—while officials say Bahamians get first priority. Transparency Clash: Opposition and the Bahamas Union of Teachers are demanding full public disclosure of the Ghana recruitment agreement terms, costs, and vetting. Skills & AI Upskilling: The Bahama Vibes AI Vibathon trained participants to build working AI apps for local problems, with teams leaving with prototypes. STEM Pathways: BTVI’s 2026 commencement celebrated 135 graduates, urging them to build missing tech and infrastructure. Climate & Coasts: Waterkeepers Bahamas warns coastal erosion is worse than expected and calls for sustained shoreline monitoring and restoration.
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