AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNevis Healthcare & Energy: Specialist dialysis staff have arrived in Nevis to support the Alexandra Hospital unit as the island moves toward opening its first dialysis service, while the Nevis geothermal project cleared another major step with a final independent drill-rig inspection in Iceland ahead of mobilisation. Cost of Living & Power: NEVLEC is exploring a 10MW solar farm as customers absorb a higher electricity fuel surcharge, with geothermal still the longer-term goal. Tourism & Diplomacy: Nevis used the ASTA Caribbean Showcase in St. Kitts to target U.S. travel advisors, and the Park Hyatt announced a temporary closure from Aug. 28 to Oct. 9 for seasonal preparations. Politics & Courts: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says he has been served in a defamation lawsuit filed by Nevis Reformation Party leader Dr. Janice Daniel-Hodge. Water Security: St. Kitts reported a breakthrough from a new Saddlers groundwater well, with safe-yield testing underway to expand 24/7 access. Immigration Policy: The U.S. suspended new immigrant visa processing worldwide, even as a U.S. judge struck down Trump’s visa ban affecting Caribbean countries. Youth & Governance Capacity: ECCB’s Generative AI/Python Summer Camp added real-business projects, and St. Kitts hosted phase two of criminal mediation training to strengthen restorative justice.
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