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Press Statement: The Davis Administration Turned BPL Around and Put The Bahamas on a Path to More Affordable Power

For years, Bahamas Power and Light was a source of frustration and fear for families and businesses: rising bills, unreliable service, and a utility sinking deeper into debt. The Davis administration changed that trajectory by doing what previous governments avoided: fixing the fundamentals, modernizing the system, and locking in the savings that bring costs down […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Contribution to the Debate on the Special Resolutions for Banco Santander & Bahamas LNG Partner Ltd.

Deputy Speaker, Energy has always shaped the daily life of this nation.People choose to sit in the summer heat rather than risk the costs associated with running their air conditioner all day. Businesses struggle to stay afloat as they pay high electricity bills. And, as we saw earlier this week, our power grid is still […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Queen’s College All-Male Seminar

Principal Knowles, Rev. Wells, members of staff, parents, and most of all, the young men of Queen’s College, Thank you for welcoming me. It is good to be with you this afternoon. I want to begin with a simple truth. Every young man in this room has a story that is still being written.  The […]

Applications Open for The Bahamas Climate Change Youth Ambassadors Programme

NASSAU, The Bahamas – The Climate Change & Environmental Advisory Unit (CCEAU) in the Office of the Prime Minister is now accepting applications for the 2026–2027 Bahamas Climate Change Youth Ambassadors Programme. The initiative selects two young leaders – one male and one female, aged 18 to 25 – to serve as national and international […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Keynote Address at the Opening of The Law Society’s Legal Week 2026

“TRADITION AND INNOVATION: REDEFINING LAW FOR TODAY” So much has changed from when I started law. When I began, we drafted by hand, we stood in long lines at the registry, and we searched for cases by physically pulling books from shelves. If you needed an authority from another jurisdiction, you wrote letters, you waited, […]