Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the 98th Biennial National Convention of the Church of God of Prophesy
Last night, I had the opportunity to reflect on the theme of this convention—One Faith, One Family, One Future. And as I reflected, I was reminded of something deeply personal: faith is all we have. I have seen faith move mountains in my own life. I have seen it carry me through storms when nothing […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Address at the RF Bahamas Economic Outlook Conference
Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, In every era of history, the world has confronted moments of uncertainty—times when the established order appeared to fray, when the assumptions of one generation no longer served the realities of the next. Today, we find ourselves at such a juncture. Economic instability, geopolitical realignments, and shifting power dynamics have […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Wrap-Up of the 2024/2025 Mid-Year Budget Debate
Madam Speaker, Let us begin, as we should always begin, by giving thanks to Almighty God. It is He who has carried this nation through the most difficult of times and who continues to guide us towards a future filled with promise. It would be a profound error—indeed, a complete misunderstanding of history—to believe that […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Opening of the Mid-Year Budget Debate
Deputy Speaker, Cat Island, Rum Cay and San Salvador are so special, so beautiful you can’t help but wonder that God chose to bestow so many blessings on these islands. Whenever I’m in Cat Island these days, I think about my grandparents. They were not the type of people to complain. But they did work […]
Press Statement on a New National Strategy to Bahamianize Moorings

As the government reviews policy options for the regulation of moorings, as well as the status of existing leases, technology developments, and mechanisms for more efficient oversight and enforcement, we are seeking deeper engagement and input from stakeholders and the public, recognizing that our country’s longstanding policies require revision and modernization. We continue to maintain one […]