AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth Update: Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew says he suffered a stroke from a vertebral artery dissection, but is now out of hospital in Florida and progressing through rehabilitation “extremely well,” with movement, speech, and mental functions reported as well managed. Housing & Local Governance: Government handed over 19 new homes at Stapleton, with Acting Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanley stressing homeownership as stability and long-term equity for families. Independence Season Leadership: Federal Cabinet and ambassadors began annual Independence school visits across Basseterre’s West and Eastern zones, meeting students and educators ahead of Sept. 19 celebrations; National Sneaker Day also encouraged healthier routines. Youth & Community Development: Minister Isalean Phillip praised SKNYPA’s “A World We Make” mural in Basseterre, linking youth-led art to the SDGs and sustainability. Sports Education: SKNOC, with Education and Sports ministries, launched a two-day Olympic Values Education Programme workshop to embed Olympic values in schools and sport. Water Security (Nevis): Nevis commissioned a new 500,000-gallon glass-fused storage tank at Stoney Hill to strengthen drought resilience and backup supply. Environment: Basseterre Lions Club led a recycling drive collecting about 3,600 plastic bottles for recycling and reducing landfill waste.
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