Water Security Push: PM Dr. Terrance Drew says the Basseterre Desalination Plant is set to deliver 24-hour water access to about 70% of St. Kitts, as the administration pairs desalination with new wells, reservoirs and upgraded distribution. New Source in Saddlers: Water Minister Konris Maynard told the National Assembly that preliminary checks are positive after hydrogeological exploration found a promising aquifer in Saddlers, pending full quality testing. Capital Projects Under Spotlight: Drew and Federal Cabinet led a media tour of major works, including the Prime Creative Arts Centre (a $50m CBI Public Benefit Option hub for creatives) and the Fort Thomas “Symbol of Love” tourism and cultural project. Governance in Court: A High Court ruling in the Petrona Thomas transfer case says the process was unlawful and unconstitutional, with the PSC and Chief Personnel Officer found to have acted improperly, awarding vindicatory damages. Extradition Reform: Senator Dr Joyelle Clarke and AG Garth Wilkin back the Extradition (Amendment) Bill, 2026, framing it as a practical fix to close legal gaps for cross-border crime while preserving constitutional safeguards. Community Infrastructure: Sandy Point Community Centre is undergoing a structural assessment after cracks raised concerns about integrity, with “major work” expected. Health Upgrade: Officials report the new MRI facility at JNF Hospital is nearing completion, part of the health transformation agenda. Diplomacy & Diaspora: Foreign Minister Dr Denzil Douglas highlights work strengthening St. Kitts and Nevis’ diplomatic presence in New York, while RIDU details diaspora outreach through its quarterly Diaspora Digest. International & Local Life: St. Kitts marked 56 years since the MV Christena disaster; meanwhile, Port Zante welcomed 7,386 passengers aboard Star of the Seas.