Cynthia Pratt
Dame Cynthia Pratt, often referred to as 'Mother' Pratt, is a distinguished Bahamian politician and the first female Deputy Governor-General of the Bahamas. She has been recognized for her contributions to national development and her commitment to empowering women in leadership roles.
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Prime Minister Philip Davis arrived around 7.30pm and greeted Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt before joining senior Royal Bahamas Defence Force officers and other dignitaries.
Celebrations turn to tribute after fatal Andros plane crash
Bahamas· 2026-07-13
Cynthia Pratt is the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
رئيس الجمهورية يهنئ الحاكم العام لكومنولث جزر البهاما
Mauritania· 2026-07-09
Mr Fox suggested that a statue of a Bahamian should replace the Columbus statue, naming Governor General Cynthia 'Mother' Pratt as one possible candidate.
Munroe: change name of Columbus SchoolBahamas· 2026-07-03
Dame Cynthia shared the moment she first realised something was wrong with her late husband, recalling how the condition revealed itself suddenly one morning.
‘It hit me like a ton of bricks’ - GG recalls husband’s dimentiaBahamas· 2025-12-10
Ambassador Walker is expected to present his credentials to Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt.
Mitchell welcomes new US Ambassador Herschel WalkerBahamas· 2025-12-06
The ceremony was attended by Governor General Cynthia Pratt.
Government announces senior diplomatic postings at commissioning ceremonyBahamas· 2025-11-19
Governor General Cynthia Pratt attended the flag raising.
A little rain not enough to spoil the nation’s partyBahamas· 2025-07-11
She is the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
رئيس الدولة ونائباه يهنئون الحاكم العام لكومنولث جزر البهاما بذكرى استقلال بلادها
United Arab Emirates· 2025-07-11
Governor General Dame Cynthia 'Mother' Pratt attended the annual Beat Retreat.
Annual pre-Independence Day Beat RetreatBahamas· 2025-06-30
Governor General Dame Cynthia 'Mother' Pratt was honoured for her contributions to national development.
Caribbean Women in Leadership honour eight Bahamians for their contributions to country and female leadersBahamas· 2025-06-02
