AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPrime Minister’s Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew says doctors in South Florida are continuing investigations after a weekend medical scare that he described as nausea, vomiting, neck pain, dizziness and balance trouble; he insists “nothing alarming” is being reported and says he’ll update the nation once evaluations are complete, after treatment in Martinique and transfer to Miami. Public Safety: Nevis police are investigating the deaths of Mario Andrew (62) and Caroline Rodrigues (52) in Browne Pasture; one person is in custody and assisting inquiries, with Premier Mark Brantley offering condolences. Education & Curriculum: The Curriculum Development Unit ran professional development workshops for teachers on the OECS Harmonised Primary Curriculum pilot, Grade 3 enhanced maths rollout, French language training and environmental education. Immigration Services: Canada’s High Commission will hold a biometric collection clinic in St. Kitts on Sept. 17–18 for visa and residency applicants. Regional Governance: Nevis is represented at the CPA conference in Jamaica, with the Assembly President speaking on parliamentary decorum in the digital age and youth parliamentarians set to join a virtual session. International Ties: Taiwanese Youth Ambassadors visited CFBC for cultural exchange, attended by senior government figures and the Taiwan ambassador.
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