PM Davis reports to parliament about his first year’s accomplishments

“Every chicken in every bag should come from a Bahamian farmer!” PM Davis national address encouraging agriculture in today’s society.

After one year in office PM Davis delivers his first national address to the Bahamian people outlining accomplishments, new announcements and solutions to issues facing the country.

PM Davis off to COP-27 in Egypt.

Attorney General Sen. Ryan Pinder announcing that former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has been arrested.

PM conducting walkabout ahead of hosting Caricom at BahaMar this Wednesday.

PM Davis addresses his first branch meeting as prime minister. He began in Killarney where he is a constituent. He outlined his governments achievements while taking the opposition head on, saying they will be held accountable.

PM Davis tells members of the PLP branch for Killarney that the MP for the area is failing and he hopes to win the seat. He previewed his budget debate contribution in parliament tomorrow saying he will reveal startling information about the food program under the FNM.

PM Davis describes opposition leader Michael Pintard as an excellent actor who must watch his back as there are people out for him in his own party. Prime Minister Davis was addressing PLP Killarney Branch. He says the government will get on with the people’s business.

PM Davis predicts in the next 4 to 5 years there will be a paradigm shift in our country. This as he addressed the PLP Killarney branch meeting. Education will also be significantly revolutionized. Airports, hospitals apart of infrastructure upgrade.

PM Davis announced that ground will be broken for new hospital in New providence in June and in Grand Bahama within a month. These as major upgrades to health sector. He was speaking to PLP Killarney Branch meeting.

PM Davis on Bimini assessing the damage and destruction of four houses by fire, leaving some 13 plus people homeless. The residents will receive immediate assistance through Social Services and Urban Renewal

PM assessing destruction in Bimini that left four houses destroyed and 13 plus people homeless. No one was injured.

Bimini Residents happy to see PM Davis on the ground just hours after a devastating fire destroyed 4 homes impact more than a dozen people.

One of the youngest first responders on Bimini following that devastating fire met Prime Minister Davis while he was on the ground.

PM Davis on Bimini ensuring that the relief gets to those residents immediately impacted by that massive fire this morning that destroyed four houses.

PM Davis and Lord Sebastian Coe, President of World Athletics at Carifta enjoying a light moment as they watch the Saturday morning competition hosted by The Bahamas.

PM Davis Sharing exciting moments with 95 year old Beverly Wallace-Whitfield (first female Government chief of protocol in the Bahamas and Caribbean) who has been attending every Carifta Track and Field since 2006. No doubt she is excited this year’s competition is on home soil!

PM Davis at Carifta with St. Lucia’s minister of youth and sports Kenson Casimir.