Statement by the Prime Minister On the 25th Anniversary of the Passing of Sir Lynden O. Pindling
Today Ann and I, together with the entire nation, pause to remember the life and legacy of the Father of our Nation, the late Sir Lynden O. Pindling, on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his passing. Twenty-five years ago, our country lost a leader whose vision, courage and determination transformed the course of Bahamian history. Sir […]
Prime Minister Davis Outlines Plan to Get More Bahamians Back Into Construction Industry
Nassau, The Bahamas – The Prime Minister today underscored his government’s commitment to placing Bahamians at the centre of the country’s historic construction boom. Speaking during a visit to the Water Tower Construction Site, Prime Minister Davis noted that while investment in the sector has reached record levels, there remains a shortage of Bahamian workers […]
Remarks by Prime Minister Davis on Expanding Opportunities in the Construction Industry for Bahamians
All across this country, progress is happening. You can see it in the number of Bahamians back at work. You can feel it in the level of investment arriving on our shores. And you can hear it on construction sites like this, where the rhythm of growth is unmistakable. But progress only means something when […]
Statement from the Director of Communications Latrae Rahming of The Office of The Prime Minister on the JCNP Email
This morning, the Government of The Bahamas hosted the first in a series of public consultations on the National Junkanoo Authority Bill 2025. The government extends heartfelt thanks to the Junkanoo groups from the Family Islands and Freeport who made every effort to attend. The government especially thanks the Family Island and Grand Bahama groups […]
Statement from the Prime Minister on the Robinson Road and Market Street Shooting
Yesterday, I was briefed by the Commissioner of Police on the tragic events that unfolded along Robinson Road and Market Street. Two young Bahamians, just 18 and 20 years old, lost their lives, and five more remain in hospital, some fighting for theirs. While the police are making progress in driving down overall crime and […]