Prime Minister Davis’ Remarks at Fox Hill Community Meeting and Walkabout
Ladies and Gentlemen, residents of Fox Hill, and Members of the Press, I am here with a purpose that goes beyond mere words. I am here to listen, to understand, and to reaffirm our government’s commitment to fighting the scourge of crime that threatens the fabric of our society. This battle, my friends, is not […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the Appointment of Chavano “Buddy” Hield as Ambassador at Large for Sports and Cultural Advancement
Today, we gather to honour a son of our soil, Chavano “Buddy” Hield, as we appoint him Ambassador at Large for Sports and Cultural Advancement. Buddy’s journey from the shores of Eight Mile Rock in Grand Bahama to the bright lights of the NBA is a testament to the spirit and resilience of the Bahamian […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis Announces Stringent Bail Reform Measures to Enhance Public Safety in The Bahamas
NASSAU, The Bahamas – Today, Prime Minister Philip Davis KC MP addressed a critical issue facing The Bahamas – the urgent need for bail reform. In his remarks, the Prime Minister emphasized, “We are here today because enough is enough.” Highlighting the repeated instances where individuals charged with crimes and released on bail have gone […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the Launch of the Consultation of the Bahamas Creative And Performing Arts School (CAPAS)
Fellow Ministers and Members of Parliament, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen: Today is truly a landmark day, the start of something very special. As our culture and identity have grown, especially during these last 50 years of Independence, so too has our wish to express that culture at its possible best. In our Bahamas, we […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Contribution On The Bail (Amendment)Act 2024
Madam Speaker: We are here today because enough is enough. How many times have we heard news of a terrible crime, and mere seconds later, learned that the chief suspect is already charged with a previous crime, and was free to commit this new act of violence because he is out on bail? How many […]