Janet Bostwick
Dame Janet Bostwick is a prominent Bahamian politician and former attorney general who has played a significant role in the country’s political landscape. As the first woman to hold the position of attorney general in The Bahamas, she has been a trailblazer for women's rights and representation in the political arena. Bostwick served in various capacities, including as acting prime minister, and is recognized for her advocacy for educational reform and the empowerment of youth. Recently, she urged alumni to support the reestablishment of Government High School as a charter school of academic excellence, emphasizing its historical significance in shaping national leaders.
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Dame Janet Bostwick reminded the party of the imperative of unity.
FRONT PORCH: Which way now? FNM needs period of discernment and dialogue
Bahamas· 2026-05-28
David Forbes cited the election of Dame Janet Bostwick as the first woman MP as a turning point.
‘Women in politics face resistance from men reluctant to cede control’Bahamas· 2025-09-05
Dr deGregory mentioned Dame Janet Bostwick as a deserving woman who could be honoured on bank notes.
Historian criticises lack of women in politics in The BahamasBahamas· 2025-08-05
Janet Bostwick, referred to as Aunt Janet, was supported by her husband J Henry Bostwick in her national and international accomplishments.
A tribute to J Henry BostwickBahamas· 2025-05-06
Dame Janet Bostwick urged alumni of Government High School to form a foundation aimed at restoring the institution to its former glory.
Bostwick encourages alum to reestablish GHS as ‘charter school of academic excellence’Bahamas· 2025-04-08
Dame Janet reportedly told The Nassau Guardian that the FNM is not benefiting because they are not showing a united front.
Bostwick’s call for FNM unity welcomedBahamas· 2025-03-20
