Power & Utilities: Energy Minister Jobeth Coleby-Davis says Sunday’s long blackout was “highly unusual,” apologising to affected residents while blaming higher summer consumption for rising bills, as Bahamas Power and Light faces renewed scrutiny. Public Safety: The Transport Ministry, Road Traffic Department and police launched the “One Life Too Many” road safety campaign after multiple fatal crashes, urging safer driving countrywide. Airport Labour: Taxi union members staged a protest at Lynden Pindling International Airport, blocking access to the U.S. departures terminal; NAD says operations continue normally while police and traffic teams clear lanes. Health Insurance: The Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association warns it may struggle to supply medication if public-sector group insurance with Colina Insurance hasn’t fully resumed, after unions reported coverage suspension. Regional Diplomacy: CARICOM leaders wrapped up talks in Saint Lucia, with Prime Minister Philip Davis stressing climate finance, security, Haiti and Cuba, and pushing for stronger unity. Humanitarian Aid: Guyana and CARICOM partners sent an 88-container relief shipment to earthquake-hit Venezuela, including water tanks, medicines, food and earth-moving equipment. Tourism & Trade: Exuma’s Moriah Harbour Cay National Park broke ground on a welcome centre to boost visitor services and education, while a separate report highlights growing interest in Caribbean travel advisories and visa rules.