Over-the-Hill Community Development Partnership Initiative

THE NEW CABINET: "Our team of experienced and new parliamentarians has already begun to demonstrate the kind of teamwork that is required. While each title and role carries specific responsibilities, we understand fully that it is by working together that we can achieve the best results.”-Prime Minister Hon. Philip Davis
Yesterday, Prime Minister Davis’ words rang true, as he and members of his cabinet met for the first time since receiving their Instruments of Appointment.
During this cabinet meeting held at the Cabinet Office, Tradewinds Building, downtown, the Prime Minister and his cabinet colleagues expressed their gratitude and determination to serve the Bahamian people.
Seated from left: Mario Bowleg, Jobeth Coleby-Davis, Michael Darville, Ryan Pinder, Secretary to the Cabinet Nicole Campbell, Prime Minister Philip Davis, Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper, Alfred Sears, Michael Halkitis, and Ginger Moxey.
Standing from left: Zane Lightbourne, Vaughn Miller, Lisa Rahming, Jomo Campbell, Keith Bell, Glenys Hanna Martin, Fred Mitchell, Obie Wilchcombe, Wayne Munroe, Clay Sweeting, Pia Glover Rolle, Myles LaRoda, and Basil McIntosh.
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Residents and business owners located in Over-the-Hill can now apply for tax breaks and other economic concessions on MyGateway.gov.bs! The "Over-the-Hill Economic Zone" application is now also located on MyGateway under the "Office of the Prime Minister" service tab. Log in today to access concessions, including Customs Duties waivers on the importation of commercial vehicles and construction materials, Real Property Tax and Business license fee waivers, and more.

GENERAL ELECTION 2021: Starting Mon., 13th Sept. @ 9:00 am. Phone the Call Centre to confirm where YOU will vote.

Starting Mon., 13th Sept. @ 9:00 am. Phone the Call Centre to confirm where YOU will vote.

WEEKLY COVID-19 Vaccination Update: As of 10 September a total of 173,130 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine has been administered in The Bahamas. A total of 65,915 people are fully vaccinated. Read more ⬇️

Weekly COVID-19 Vaccination Update: As of 10 September a total of 173,130 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in The Bahamas. A total of 65,915 people are fully vaccinated. Read more ⬇️

The latest data from the Princess Margaret Hospital show that 95% of COVID-19 hospitalizations and 99% of COVID-19 deaths were unvaccinated, from 1 August to 8 September 2021.

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Polling locations for the Advanced Poll, Thursday 9 September 2021, 8am - 6pm.