Geothermal Energy Push: Nevis’ geothermal project cleared a final pre-mobilisation milestone after an independent inspection of the 272-metric-ton Drillmec HH-300 “Týr” rig in Iceland, paving the way for shipment and drilling to begin within 60 days. Regional Clean Power Interest: Premier Mark Brantley hosted a St. Martin delegation to tour geothermal sites and discuss future energy cooperation, underscoring growing regional demand for clean baseload options. Infrastructure vs. Social Spending Debate: Brantley defended Nevis’ heavy capital works push, arguing roads, water, electricity and power capacity are needed first to attract investment and fund wider public welfare. Livestock Protection: The Agriculture Department warned of rising dog attacks on sheep and goats, urging farmers to secure animals, report incidents quickly, and improve responsible dog ownership. Tourism Industry Outreach: St. Kitts and Nevis used the ASTA Caribbean Showcase to pitch the destination directly to US travel advisors, with messaging focused on experiences beyond “sun, sea and sand.” Investment & Jobs Scrutiny: A new analysis flags the proposed “Destiny” development for Nevis, calling for closer review of its special governance and economic promises. Prime Minister Health Update: Government communications say PM Terrance Drew is stable and undergoing scheduled specialist assessments after mild discomfort and hospitalisation. Workforce & Safety Lessons: A toxic gas leak investigation abroad found hazardous cutting treated as routine work, highlighting the need for stronger safety oversight in industrial operations.