CARICOM Rights Agenda: Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew has been appointed to chair a new CARICOM committee focused on advancing the recognition, protection, and promotion of Rastafarians’ rights across the region. Regional Governance: CARICOM is also set to convene a meeting of member-state representatives and stakeholders to tackle ongoing discrimination and marginalisation affecting Rastafarians in education, employment, and public life. Tourism & Infrastructure: St. Kitts broke ground on a new cruise terminal at Port Zante, aimed at modernising facilities and enabling home-porting operations from 2027. Education & Skills: Drew visited the Basseterre High School construction site amid claims of stalled work, while Deputy PM Geoffrey Hanley signed a skills partnership agreement with Hamburg to strengthen workforce training for sustainable sectors. Public Services & Economy: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley apologised after a fuel surcharge was reintroduced without advance notice, following public complaints about electricity bills. Health & Labour: The government welcomed 47 Ghanaian nurses under a bilateral labour exchange to strengthen healthcare services. Sports: The ANOECS track and field championships return in St. Kitts from July 4-5, with regional teams including Dominica and the Virgin Islands set to compete. Maritime Safety: All passengers and crew were reported safe after the Apple Syder ferry incident, with emergency response and hospital evaluations underway. International Mobility: Ireland ended visa-free entry for St. Kitts and Nevis nationals, with Drew saying the government is in contact with Irish officials.