AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPM Health & Governance: Social activist McCarta Browne says the ruling Labour Party is “politicising” Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew’s medical situation, while he criticises citizens who want more transparency—an argument that’s feeding a wider national debate on how officials should communicate during illness. High Court Accountability: Former St. Kitts Crown Counsel prosecutor Shantrice Dorset was convicted on three counts (attempting to pervert justice, misprision of felony, and misconduct in public office) after a judge-alone trial tied to her dealings with boyfriend Khyron Phillip following a 2024 killing and a separate firearm probe. Regional Security & Policing: The Regional Security System marked International Day of Police Cooperation with a people-centred policing message focused on building trust and legitimacy. Education & Community Life: Acting PM/Minister of Education Dr. Geoffrey Hanley urged students to “Learn Today; Lead Tomorrow” as the 2026–27 school year begins, while SKNYPA unveiled its Silver Jubilee mural “A World We Make,” featuring St. Kitts and Nevis within a global youth-and-SDGs theme. Public Safety: RSCNPF is investigating an armed robbery at Panda Grocery in Sandy Point, where two gunmen demanded cash and fled on a red scooter. International Links: Canada added St. Kitts and Nevis to its eTA-eligible list, easing air travel access for eligible nationals.
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