AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCrypto & Wealth: Henley & Partners’ Crypto Wealth Report 2026 says there are 135,694 crypto millionaires worldwide, with 92,272 Bitcoin millionaires, even as Bitcoin sits about 38% below its October 2025 peak. Aviation Safety: A multi-agency search is underway for a small plane carrying four family members that lost contact off the Bahamas coast near Andros, after departing Great Harbour Cay for Florida. Public Finance: The Central Bank reports national debt jumped by more than $1bn in the final year of the Davis administration, pushing debt to $13.17bn and lifting key ratios amid higher net borrowings and contingent liabilities. Tourism & Ports: Princess Cruises is shifting most published calls away from Princess Cays to Half Moon Cay and Celebration Key, with passengers facing limits on beverage benefits by ship arrival area. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Prime Minister Philip Davis toured the Freeport Health Campus, saying the first phase is due by Sept 2027 and the facility is intended to support future growth in Grand Bahama. Governance & Housing: The Ministry of Housing says it has no record of “Spy” Ellis or his companies receiving housing contracts under the Davis administration, after opposition questions. Education Labour: Education Minister Chester Cooper urged “calm heads” as teachers remain on industrial action alert amid stalled negotiations.
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