AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPM Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew was hospitalized at the JNF General Hospital after headache, mild nausea and discomfort, and after about 18 hours of observation he remains awake, alert and stable; doctors recommend overseas specialized monitoring, with transport arrangements underway and a further update expected at 7:00 PM AST. Regional Diplomacy: The Federation congratulated Trinidad and Tobago on its 64th Independence Anniversary, reaffirming friendship and cooperation. PAM Candidate Change: Natasha “Shanny” Grey-Brookes has withdrawn her candidacy for East Basseterre on behalf of the People’s Action Movement, reshaping the local political field. Nevis Economy Focus: A new push argues Nevis must build the economy after CBI, as the federation’s growth outlook shifts. Nevis Energy Progress: NEVLEC says the geothermal drill rig has completed a final independent inspection in Iceland, clearing the way for mobilization. Governance & Scrutiny: Fresh debate continues around the Christophe Harbour agreements, with renewed questions about sovereignty, concessions and public control. Local Sports Governance: Bath United coach Alex Claxton blasts SKNFA over a points deduction affecting the women’s team after a missed fixture. Tourism Connectivity: American Airlines will add two daily Miami–St. Kitts flights from Dec. 17, 2026 through April 5, 2027.
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