AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Leadership: Acting Prime Minister and Education Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley urged students and teachers to start the 2026–27 school year with purpose under the theme “Learn Today; Lead Tomorrow,” while Prime Minister Terrance Drew also sent back-to-school wishes from Florida as he continues medical recovery. Regional Diplomacy: Drew marked the fifth Africa–CARICOM Day, calling for stronger Caribbean-Africa ties across trade, investment, health, education and culture. International Partnerships (Taiwan): St. Kitts and Nevis mourned scholar Zidane Soleil Knight, a Taiwan scholarship recipient studying mechanical engineering, with condolences from the Ministry of Education and Taiwan’s embassy. Public Safety: RSCNPF is investigating an armed robbery at Panda Grocery in Sandy Point on Sept. 5, where two armed suspects stole cash and fled on a red scooter. Migration Watch (Regional): Guyana received the first six vetted non-U.S. deportees from Cuba and Afghanistan under a one-year “third country” arrangement, with officials stressing no criminal backgrounds and temporary relocation terms. Travel Policy: Canada expanded its eTA list, adding St. Kitts and Nevis and two new entries from Africa (Morocco and Seychelles noted in the coverage).
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