AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Security & Drought Response: Nevis says it has invested over $50M toward a 24/7 potable water supply, with the near-complete Stoney Hill 500,000-gallon tank and upgrades to reduce leaks and distribution loss, as NEMA warns drought could persist into the traditional rainy season. National Assembly & Climate Diplomacy: PM Terrance Drew heads to Europe for high-level meetings in Belgium and Germany’s Climate Mobility Forum, while also pushing urgent climate action at home through the Sustainable Island State Agenda. Justice Reform: Parliament passed the Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 2026, modernising DNA evidence rules and adding safeguards for fairness, privacy, and due process. Consumer Protection: The Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2026, cleared the National Assembly, strengthening consumer rights, disclosure, data protection, and financial inclusion across the ECCU. Public Safety Training: A Restorative Justice and Criminal Mediation programme opened in Basseterre with UNDP support to build local conflict-resolution capacity. International Mobility: Ireland announced a visa requirement for St. Kitts and Nevis travellers effective June 15, with a transit visa also needed. Defence Partnership: SKNDF met U.S. military liaison officials, reaffirming the strategic partnership. Tourism & Maritime Economy: Nautical Kickstart St. Kitts & Nevis is underway to position the Federation as a premier yachting destination. National Mourning: Former Deputy Prime Minister Hugh C. Heyliger has died suddenly at home, prompting tributes across the political landscape.
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