Renewables Push: St. Kitts and Nevis moved closer to 100% renewable electricity with a two-day EU/UNDP/GTI-backed workshop launching a Renewable Energy Transition Roadmap, aimed at cutting emissions 61% by 2030 and mapping grid upgrades, financing, and policy needs. Water Security & Infrastructure: PAM’s Sheldon Pemberton renewed calls for a Legislated National Water Security Strategy with binding targets and oversight, while Konris Maynard reported drought-linked low rainfall is disrupting supply in St. Peter’s and the Water Services Department is working on interconnections to boost flow. Cost-of-Living Relief: Government confirmed customs relief measures—waiving bunker and shipper surcharges in customs value calculations—will stay in place until end of July to reduce tax pressure from higher global fuel and freight costs. Tourism & Creative Economy: Nevis launched its “Spring Into Summer” campaign with hotel packages and signature experiences; Project Xport New Faces selected two local models for training in New York under Coco Rocha’s camp; and the Department of Creative Economy continues expanding pathways for emerging talent. Agriculture & Events: Nevis Mango Festival 2026 is set for July 2–5, spotlighting local farmers and nearly 60 celebrity chefs. Local Culture Spotlight: Registrar Jihan Williams-Knight sparked debate on local music lyrics, urging artistes to broaden themes beyond violence and raw sexual content. Jobs & Skills: ECCB advertised for an ECCU Facilities Maintenance Technician role based in St. Kitts.