Geothermal & Power Links: Antigua is exploring an undersea electricity cable from Nevis, aiming to buy geothermal “base-load” power to cut reliance on imported fossil fuels, though costs, approvals and timelines are still unclear. Energy Relief & Household Costs: PM Terrance Drew says St. Kitts and Nevis’ targeted fuel and import relief runs to July 31, with government already spending over EC$80 million on electricity subsidies, urging people to manage usage. Creative Economy Build-Out: Prime Minister Drew and Citizenship Unit chair Calvin St. Juste inspected the Prime Creative Arts Centre under the Citizenship by Investment Public Benefit Option, a new hub for studios, theatres, artisan workshops and training. Water Security Push: Drew reports about 70% of St. Kitts now has reliable 24-hour water supply after roughly EC$100 million in desalination, pipelines and wells. Local Food & Agriculture: Eat Local Day in Basseterre spotlighted farmers, fishers and agro-producers, with residents encouraged to buy locally made meals and products. Regional Culture & Tourism: The Nevis Mango Festival gets a National Bank sponsorship ahead of July 2–5, backing local agriculture and visitor spending. Public Health Upgrade: St. Kitts and Nevis appoints its first cardiologist at JNF Hospital to launch in-country public cardiology services. State Commemoration: The government announced an official funeral for former Deputy PM Hugh C. Heyliger, with a three-day mourning period starting July 7. Music Festival Economy: The St. Kitts Music Festival wrapped up after three nights at Warner Park, with major international acts and strong visitor momentum.