AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCPL Politics & Community: Prime Minister Terrance Drew urged the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots to stay focused after a rough home start, telling fans “one result does not define the tournament” as the team sits bottom with one win. Energy Cost Pressure: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley said electricity bills remain a top worry since the fuel surcharge returned, with the NIA capping the rate while awaiting geothermal progress. Geothermal Push: Nevis geothermal advanced to a key stage as the drill rig’s final independent inspection in Iceland clears the way for mobilisation. Local Relief for Families: Constituency #8 set a free back-to-school fair for Saturday at National Heroes Park, alongside the EC$250 voucher programme. Housing & Roads: Drew inspected road resurfacing and patching at the CLICO Housing Project, while Konris Maynard toured Buckleys housing construction. Tourism & Travel Trade: ASTA’s Caribbean Showcase wrapped in the Federation, with Nevis targeting U.S. travel advisors; officials also flagged the need to replace lost regional air links. Regional Governance & Diplomacy: OECS welcomed Lanien Blanchette and Lisa Jawahir into the African Academy for Women in Political Leadership. Tech & Innovation: St. Kitts engineer Clecton Phillip’s Voykuh platform launched on Google Play in 177 countries. Public Safety: Police urged responsible drinking ahead of CPL crowds and warned against driving while intoxicated.
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