AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStroke scare update (SKN PM): St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew says he is in stable condition in South Florida and that “nothing alarming” has been found so far, while doctors continue investigations after he reported nausea, vomiting, neck pain, dizziness, and balance trouble. He was first treated in Martinique and then transferred for further testing at a Miami hospital. Health & governance continuity: The Cabinet Secretariat says government operations are continuing normally, with Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley serving as Acting PM and temporarily taking on key portfolios while Drew receives care abroad. Regional education & health workforce support: The Ministry of Health has launched CSEC Mathematics classes for staff to strengthen analytical skills and support career progression. Visa access (health travel planning): Canada will run a biometric collection clinic in St. Kitts on Sept. 17–18 for people applying for visas, study/work permits, and residency. Community healing commemoration: “Ancestral Echoes” marked the 400th anniversary of the Kalinago Massacre with spiritual healing and calls for justice.
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