Medicinal Cannabis Upgrade: St. Kitts and Nevis has launched a seed-to-sale seed-to-sale tracking and trace system for its medicinal cannabis sector, using a Canadian provider (Grower IQ) to monitor the supply chain from cultivation to retail—aimed at boosting transparency, compliance, and future licensing confidence for investors and banking partners. Big Business Expansion: Prime Minister Terrance Drew welcomed Demerara Distillers’ continued investment as the company broke ground on a major facility expansion at Bird Rock, framing it as a vote of confidence in the Federation and a boost to jobs and productive capacity. Regional Investment Talks: Drew also met Demerara Distillers and Guyana’s BK Group to discuss growth opportunities tied to the expansion, reinforcing the push to attract regional and international firms. Housing Delivery: The National Housing Corporation says construction is progressing on affordable housing projects in Buckley’s Settlement, Taylor’s Community, and Sandy Point, with works nearing final stages. EU Passport Pressure: The EU has formally warned five Caribbean states—including St. Kitts and Nevis—to phase out citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 1, 2028 or risk losing Schengen visa-free access. Renewables Push (Nevis): Nevis geothermal partners met to review readiness for the drilling phase, including logistics, site readiness, and port preparedness after CDB financing disbursements. CPL Business & Media: Republic Bank CPL broadcast partners were confirmed, while ticket sales and match schedules rolled out across the region as the league expands and ramps up fan-facing services like free health screenings.