AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCrime & Public Safety: Police Commissioner James Sutton says major offences fell 10% in the first half of 2026, with robberies down 53%, firearm/ammunition offences down 53%, and drug-related offences down 13%, as PM Terrance Drew credits an “all hands on deck” public health approach. Nevis Healthcare: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley announced a US$1.3m dialysis centre at Alexandra Hospital, with five stations for up to 20 patients, aiming to end the need for many residents to travel off-island. Destiny Project Review: Federal and Nevis leaders met July 23 on four constitutional/regulatory issues tied to the Destiny Special Sustainability Zone application, with talks focused on proposed project changes before further federal and oversight committee review. Local Governance: Notice issued for the National Assembly sitting Thursday, July 30 at 10:00 a.m., with live broadcast and bills to follow on SKNIS. Accessibility & Services: SCASPA and the St. Kitts Tourism Authority ran a three-day customer service excellence and accessibility training for 60 port security and customer service staff. Regional Sports: CARIFTA 2027 is set for Guyana and 2028 for Barbados after St Kitts/Nevis withdrew its bid. Politics: PLP prepares to unveil its full eight-candidate slate at its 2026 convention. Labour/Workplace: Park Hyatt servers allege financial squeeze and lack of transparency over voluntary gratuities, calling for Labour Ministry intervention.
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