Education Support: St. Kitts and Nevis announced EC$250 back-to-school vouchers for eligible students, with parents/guardians required to be registered at school, use a JAD Digital wallet, and provide contact details. Consumer Protection: Consumer Affairs issued $1,000 tickets to seven retailers after a 72-hour sweep found expired goods being sold, urging businesses to tighten inventory checks and shoppers to report violations. Cyber Safety: A phishing alert warns local businesses and individuals to avoid clicking on suspicious links or opening unverified attachments, and to verify tender/RFP emails through trusted channels. Business & Trade Policy: The OECS says it has advanced evidence-based policymaking for trade in services, using UN tools to close data gaps and help member states build export strategies. Regional Economy Watch: An ECCB fuel-price update shows St. Kitts and Nevis among the lowest in the ECCU for July, with LPG and fuel averages easing across the currency union. Maritime Security: A cargo vessel off Somalia was hijacked by armed persons, with crew status unconfirmed as investigations continue. CPL Spotlight: St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots face Jamaica Kingsmen at Sabina Park tonight, with start-time changes also confirmed for a Sept. 6 Patriots fixture in Guyana. Community & Youth: The Joy Project and Girls Illuminated ran financial literacy sessions for young girls, pairing practical money lessons with wellness and empowerment. Reputation & Governance: The CCJ remains in the headlines amid public debate over leaked confidential internal documents, with President Justice Vincent Anderson responding.