AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater Security Debate: A fresh look at desalination argues it’s moving from “emergency” to mainstream coastal infrastructure, but warns of environmental, financial and geopolitical risks as CARICOM countries face intensifying water stress. Climate Funding: The CABRIC programme is opening grant applications for Bahamian climate-resilience projects on Cat Island, Long Island and San Salvador, with up to US$150,000 (small), US$150,000–US$300,000 (medium) and US$300,000–US$500,000 (large). Hospital Watch: Residents and officials are asking what’s happening with the $285m West New Providence Hospital, as visible progress appears slow since groundbreaking. Energy & Schools: Bahamas Power and Light says AC upgrades at two Eleuthera schools triggered outages, and it’s now upgrading electrical infrastructure to restore stable supply. Construction & Jobs: Bahama Rock workers staged protests over a proposed Freeport Harbour expansion as the company prepares a temporary shutdown and layoffs tied to depleted reserves and pending approvals. Business Results: FOCOL Holdings reported a 50.1% jump in 2025 net profit to B$44.4m alongside B$89.3m in capital additions. Maritime Enforcement: A new nearly $300,000 patrol vessel will target illegal charters and other maritime offences as the Maritime Revenue Unit tightens oversight.
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