Statement from the Office of The Prime Minister in Response to The Leader of The Opposition on BPL
When the Davis administration took office in September 2021, the country was in crisis. The new government inherited a fiscal emergency, hospitals in disrepair, schools shuttered, record unemployment, and a failing BPL, which was saddled with more than $500 million in debt. The government had to urgently loan BPL $100 million just to keep it […]
Statement from Prime Minister Davis on Wildfire Developments in Grand Bahama and New Providence
Today, I was briefed along with my Cabinet colleagues, including Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper, the Minister for Grand Bahama, the Hon. Ginger Moxey, and the Minister of National Security, the Hon. Wayne Munroe—on the recent wildfire developments in Grand Bahama and New Providence. Commissioner of Police Shanta Knowles provided a detailed update on the […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Central Pines and Spring City Abaco Key Presentation Ceremony
A pleasant good day to everyone who has joined us here in Abaco for this special occasion. One of the greatest honours of being Prime Minister is the ability to uplift Bahamians and empower them to achieve their dreams. Today, we are doing just that as we celebrate new, proud homeowners in Spring City and […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the King’s Trust International Bahamas Conference 2025
Good morning! It’s great to be here with you today. Just last week, I had the privilege of speaking with young people from across the Caribbean at the CARICOM Regional Youth Conference, and I was delighted by the talent, ambition, and enthusiasm I witnessed. I spoke about the importance of youth-led climate action and about how […]
Statement from the Office of the Prime Minister on The Government’s Approach to Energy Reform
A New Era of Energy Reform Is Lowering Electricity Prices – Prior Administration’s Energy Policies Brought Only Fiasco and Failure For far too long, high electricity prices and inconsistent supply have been a significant burden to Bahamian families and an obstacle to business expansion and economic growth in our country. The Davis administration took office […]