Christophe Harbour Land Deal Scrutiny: A new report contrasts the proposed Deztiny development with the 2007 Christophe Harbour land acquisition, citing court records that the Labour Government compulsorily acquired about 852 acres at Major’s Bay and later transferred public acquisition lands to the joint venture in fee simple—fueling fresh calls to clarify how public power shaped the Harbour framework. Nevis Political Accountability: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley rejects claims of political victimisation after the dismissal of Gender Affairs officer Mario Phillip, saying the termination followed a documented performance and misconduct record tied to absences and unauthorised use of department letterhead. Education Procurement Questions: Critics renew pressure over the EC$270m Basseterre High School project, alleging overseas manufacturing and near-zero local work, and demanding full transparency on costs and payments. Justice Reform Training: The Ministry of Justice begins Phase II of criminal mediation training to prepare for restorative justice legislation. Energy & Environment: Nevis geothermal advances with a final rig inspection in Iceland; meanwhile, a federation workshop maps new waste management and recycling strategies. Tourism Diplomacy: PM Terrance Drew meets Saint-Martin President Louis Mussington, while ASTA’s Caribbean Showcase wraps in St. Kitts. Local Life: Constituency #8 hosts a free back-to-school fair, and National Tree Planting Day runs Saturday as part of independence celebrations.