Ann Marie Davis
Ann Marie Davis is the spouse of the Prime Minister of The Bahamas and has been active in advocating for family-friendly policies, including the proposed reforms for maternity and paternity leave. She highlights the importance of parental bonding time, not just for mothers but also for fathers, emphasizing that both parents should be involved in nurturing their newborns to promote family well-being.
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Ann Marie Davis, the spouse of the prime minister, advocates for greater scrutiny on marital rape through the newly established Protection Against Violence Commission.
PM’s spouse urges marital rape focus
Bahamas· 2026-03-05
Mrs Davis, spouse of the Prime Minister, donated art supplies and stationery for the children.
British High Commissioner urges Bahamas to join global child-care charter during hostel visitBahamas· 2025-12-06
Prime Minister’s wife Ann Marie Davis believes last month’s killing of seven-month pregnant Lauren Saunders amounts to a 'double murder'.
PM’s wife: pregnant woman’s killing is a ‘double murder’Bahamas· 2025-11-20
Ann Marie Davis, spouse of the Prime Minister, says her office will expand access to a wider range of menstrual products across the country.
Ann Marie Davis: My office will address expanding menstrual products in countryBahamas· 2025-10-07
Ann Marie Davis, spouse of the Prime Minister, encouraged Bahamians to seek help for mental health struggles.
Documentary on trauma caused by Dorian to premiere October 18Bahamas· 2025-10-07
Ann Marie Davis, spouse of the prime minister, was in attendance.
180 child sex abuse cases reported to Crisis Centre in past yearBahamas· 2025-09-20
For the third time, Ann-Marie Davis, wife of Prime Minister Philip Davis, was on hand to lend her support and also to participate in the awards presentation.
‘Enter the Dragon Boat’ | The TribuneBahamas· 2025-09-01
Ann Marie Davis is mentioned as the First Lady.
University of The Bahamas golfers victorious in Mingoes InvitationalBahamas· 2025-05-23
Ann Marie Davis, spouse of the Prime Minister, also attended the AGM and voiced support for the proposed reforms.
Minister: ‘Nothing stopping’ maternity leave expansionBahamas· 2025-04-01
