Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Statement on the Prorogation of Parliament
My fellow Bahamians, Earlier this week, I met with Her Excellency the Governor-General, and advised that, in accordance with Article 66(1) of our Constitution, Parliament be prorogued as of today, Friday, the 27th of March, 2026. That Proclamation has now been issued and should now be in the possession of the Commissioner of Police. Proroguing […]
Statement by Prime Minister the Hon. Philip Davis KC MP on Global Energy Pressures, Cost of Living, and Regional Security
I know that many Bahamians have been watching the news from the Middle East, and wondering what this moment means for the cost of living here at home. The conflict has disrupted one of the world’s most important energy transit points, through which a large percentage of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments normally […]
Statement from Prime Minister Philip Davis on Grand Bahama
I will provide a substantive address to Parliament on developments specific to Grand Bahama. This evening, I spoke directly about where our country is headed and what that means for families and communities on the island. I outlined steps my Government is taking to expand training and upskilling opportunities, because preparing people for new jobs […]
Statement from the Office of the Prime Minister: Davis Administration Delivering on Affordability
NASSAU, The Bahamas – Tonight, Prime Minister Davis announced additional measures to further reduce the cost of living and deliver real, practical relief for Bahamian families. The Prime Minister made clear that while the country has made meaningful progress since emerging from crisis, too many households are still feeling the strain of high prices. Addressing […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Contribution on the Data Protection Bill, 2025
Madam Speaker, I rise today to lay before this Honourable House the Data Protection Bill, 2025. This bill marks an important turning point for our country: a moment where we recognise that the way we protect the digital privacy of our people must keep pace with the times we live in. Madam Speaker, The law […]