AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDrought Watch: NEMA says rainfall is far below normal (about 44% less by end of May) and warns drought conditions could linger into the traditional rainy season, with El Niño blamed for the weak outlook. Water Security Politics: Prime Minister Terrance Drew told the National Assembly the government is pushing toward 24/7 supply, citing EC$60M+ in upgrades (drilling, desalination, pipelines, storage) and promising lasting solutions, even as communities report worsening shortages. Justice Reform: Parliament passed the Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 2026, modernising DNA evidence rules and adding safeguards for fairness and due process; the Attorney-General and MPs backed the changes. Community Safety Training: A Restorative Justice and Criminal Mediation programme opened in Basseterre with UNDP support, aiming to build local skills for dialogue, accountability, and conflict resolution. Health & Regulation: The Medical Cannabis Authority launched a nationwide Responsible Use Campaign, stressing lawful access and safe, moderated engagement. Tourism & Industry: PM Drew opened Nautical Kickstart St. Kitts & Nevis, positioning the federation as a premier yachting services destination. Travel Policy: Ireland will require visas for St. Kitts and Nevis nationals from June 15, with a short transitional arrangement for pre-booked trips.
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