PM Drew Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew was reported to have suffered a stroke, stabilised in Martinique, and then transferred to Miami for further specialised checks; the Government says he remains in stable condition and has moved to keep services running while he’s away, with Deputy PM Dr. Geoffrey Hanley acting and taking on added portfolios. Government Continuity: Cabinet Secretariat announced temporary portfolio reshuffles, including Hanley as Acting PM and Attorney General Garth Wilkin taking on National Security, Citizenship and Immigration during Drew’s absence. Opposition Leadership: Dr. Shawn Richards was elected Political Leader of the People’s Action Movement (PAM), calling for party renewal after Natasha “Shanny” Grey-Brookes’ resignation. Nevis Governance & Regional Voice: Nevis Island Assembly President Michelle Slack-Clarke led Nevis at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Jamaica, focusing on parliamentary decorum in the digital age. Nevis Optionality Op-Ed: Premier Mark Brantley published an Op-Ed arguing Nevis’ “optionality” and stable governance make it attractive for high-net-worth families. CPL Cricket (Local Interest): Patriots kept their campaign alive with a big home win over Barbados Tridents at Warner Park, while Falcons extended their CPL lead with a win over TKR. Sports & Community: Flow’s “Every Six Gives Back” campaign will donate TT$200 per TKR six to the National Centre for Persons with Disabilities. Education & Youth: Scholarships were awarded to Nevis athletes Najeeb Kelly and Kymarni Newton for study and sport in Jamaica; the Ministry also launched the 2026–2027 academic year with a focus on transformation and digital solutions.