Prime Minister Philip Davis’s House of Assembly Tributes to Hon. Vaughn Miller and Dr. Norman Gay
Madam Speaker, Today, we pay tribute to two Bahamian giants: two men who loved their country and demonstrated their love through acts of service that uplifted those around them. Though we mourn their passing, we celebrate what they were able to achieve during their time on this earth, and it is now up to us […]
Condolence Statement by Prime Minister Philip Davis on the Passing of Edworth “Eddie” Ford
I was saddened to hear of the passing of Edworth “Eddie” Ford. His name has long been spoken with respect in our country, and for good reason. Eddie was an athlete of rare ability. He could step onto a baseball diamond, a basketball court, a cricket pitch, or a softball field and make an immediate […]
Press Statement by Prime Minister Philip Davis on the Newest VAT Cut
Effective September 1, the Government reduced VAT from 10 per cent to 5 per cent on a range of essential items: medicines, medical supplies, feminine hygiene products, and baby and adult diapers. Medicines will now cost less at the pharmacy. Parents are now paying less for baby supplies. Women are now paying less for feminine […]
National Statement on a National Moment of Silence for the Remembrance of Hurricane Dorian
The Office of the Prime Minister invites the public to join in a national moment of silence in remembrance of the lives lost during Hurricane Dorian. On Tuesday, 2 September 2025, at 9:30 a.m., all government agencies across the country will pause to observe this solemn occasion. The Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers will gather […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Statement on the 58th Industrial Union Agreement Signing
From day one, my administration made a commitment: to stand with workers and to make sure their voices are heard at the table. Today, with the signing of our 58th industrial agreement in four years, we are keeping that commitment. This agreement was signed with the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas and the Bahamas Communications […]