Prime Minister Health & Continuity: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew has been transferred overseas for specialised medical testing and observation after being hospitalised at JNF General Hospital with mild discomfort, nausea and headache; Deputy PM Dr. Geoffrey Hanley is acting PM and has taken on key portfolios (Finance, Health, HR, Social Security), while Garth Wilkin covers National Security, Citizenship and Immigration—government says operations and economic activity continue without interruption. Energy & Investment: Nevis Geothermal Project cleared a final pre-mobilisation milestone after an independent acceptance inspection of the Drillmec HH-300 “Týr” rig in Iceland; drilling is expected to begin within 60 days, with the 30MW plan supported by regional and international partners. Local Governance & Payments: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley addressed concerns from Culturama bands after reports of boycotts over payment timing and plans, saying government can’t guarantee schedules due to cash flow and must treat all vendors consistently. Trade/Regional Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis is listed among cosponsors backing a proposal at the International Whaling Commission to review commercial whaling quota calculations—drawing criticism from conservation groups. Business/Ports: SCASPA marks its 33rd anniversary, highlighting the authority’s role in keeping the airport and seaport moving for the federation’s economy. Sports & Economy Signals: CPL fixtures were disrupted by Tropical Storm Dolly (Patriots vs Falcons abandoned), while Patriots face Barbados Tridents tonight at Warner Park.