Police Update: The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police reported fresh court outcomes tied to drug offences and public misconduct, including Treisha Boyles charged over alleged misconduct in public office, perverting the course of justice, and alleged cannabis/cocaine supply and prison contraband; Anamba Wattley convicted and fined EC$2,000 for cannabis with intent to supply; and Kevin Isaac convicted after pleading guilty to escaping lawful custody and fined EC$500. Water Security & Infrastructure: PM Terrance Drew highlighted the Basseterre desalination plant’s push toward 24/7 water access, while Minister Konris Maynard announced a potential new Saddlers water source after hydrogeological surveys, pending full testing. Governance & Justice: A High Court ruling in the Petrona Thomas transfer case found the process unlawful and void, with the conduct described as “vindictiveness and heavy-handedness,” and ordered costs in her favour. Medicinal Cannabis Regulation: The Medicinal Cannabis Authority says a Seed-to-Sale Track and Trace system contract has been executed to monitor the full supply chain and prevent diversion. Regional/International: St. Kitts and Nevis marked Emancipation Day and continued diplomatic engagement, including UN HLPF participation and renewed calls for stronger Africa-Caribbean connectivity.