AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTropical Weather: Tropical Storm Dolly has weakened into an open tropical wave, but forecasters warn its moisture could still bring heavy rain to St. Kitts and Nevis late Saturday into Sunday, with a risk of flash flooding in higher areas. CPL Cricket: Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew urged the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots to stay focused after their opening home defeat to the Jamaica Kingsmen, while the CPL standings show St. Lucia Kings leading and the Patriots sitting at the bottom as they prepare for crucial home fixtures. Energy Costs in Nevis: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says electricity costs remain a major concern since the fuel surcharge was reintroduced, with the NIA capping the rate to cushion residents. Cruise Tourism Milestone: St. Kitts has topped one million cruise passengers for the first time since the pandemic, reaching 1,002,282 arrivals at Port Zante. Regional Travel Update: Caribbean Airlines will discontinue its direct Trinidad-to-Barbados service via Tobago from September 2 as part of schedule optimisation, following earlier pullbacks in the region. Tech & Innovation: St. Kitts and Nevis engineer Clecton Phillip’s Voykuh civic intelligence platform is now on Google Play in 177 countries. Community & Sports: Constituency #8 hosts a free back-to-school fair Saturday at National Heroes Park, and Flow’s “Every Six Gives Back” continues turning CPL sixes into support for local communities.
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