Prime Minister Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew says he is in “good spirits” and stable as doctors in South Florida continue evaluations after reports of a stroke; he says he was treated first in Martinique and travelled to the U.S. on medical advice, urging people not to ignore warning signs. Government Continuity: With Drew overseas, the Cabinet Secretariat announced temporary portfolio changes and named Deputy PM Geoffrey Hanley as Acting PM to keep government running and uphold constitutional succession. Political Pushback: Opposition leader Mark Brantley urged citizens to keep politics out of Drew’s illness, while Nevis Premier Mark Brantley also urged caution against politicising the situation. Nevis Regional Governance: Nevis Island Assembly President Michelle Slack-Clarke led Nevis’ delegation to the CPA conference in Jamaica, focusing on parliamentary decorum in the digital age, with Nevis youth parliamentarians set for a virtual session. Local Governance Tensions: Nevis Premier Brantley addressed concerns over Culturama payments to bands, saying government can’t guarantee specific schedules and that cash flow affects timing. International Links: Taiwanese Youth Ambassadors visited CFBC for cultural exchange, with Acting PM Geoffrey Hanley and education officials in attendance. Party Leadership: Dr. Shawn Richards was elected Political Leader of PAM, calling for renewal and unity ahead of the next political chapter.