Education & Labour: The Ministry of Education activated its “Continuity of Learning Contingency Plan” as teachers faced industrial action alerts, but schools opened and classes proceeded while negotiations with the Bahamas Union of Teachers continue. Public Health & Community: Prime Minister Philip Davis toured the Freeport Health Campus, saying progress is back on track with phase completion expected by Sept. 2027, and he also attended official naming ceremonies for the Holistic Sickle Cell Centre site at Carmichael Road. Energy & Grid Reliability: Bahamas Grid Company says it’s bringing in international cable repair specialists to fix legacy underground faults after summer outages, with possible traffic disruptions during excavation. Construction & Equipment: Equipment Services Ltd. was named an authorized SANY dealer for The Bahamas, promising local parts, maintenance and after-sales support for contractors and industrial operators. Governance & Accountability: The Ministry of Housing and Land Reform says it found no record of “Spy” Warren Ellis or his companies receiving housing contracts, after questions from Opposition Leader Michael Pintard. Tourism & Aviation: Central Bank data points to continued growth supported by tourism, while private aviation is pushing back on proposed airport fee increases as a potential affordability hit. Environment & Legal: A resort dispute involving Rosewood Exuma continues as a judge rejected late specialist reports, and Turtlegrass says the fight is not over.