AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBack-to-School Community Fun: PM Terrance Drew announced Constituency 8’s annual Back to School Fair for Aug. 29 (1–6pm) at National Heroes Park, with braiding and barbershop services for students and family-friendly activities for parents islandwide. Women’s Financial Empowerment: The Joy Project and Girls Illuminated St. Kitts & Nevis ran financial literacy sessions for young girls, led by author Davinia Tomlinson, focusing on smart money habits and planning for the future. Culture on Screen: CSIFF26 revealed its 2026 official selection—47 films from 14 countries including St. Kitts and Nevis—bringing Caribbean stories and diaspora voices to New York Oct. 9–11. Health & Tech Upgrade: The Ministry of Health deployed the National Digital Health Information System at JNF General Hospital, part of a wider push to modernise care and move beyond paper records. Education Transport Boost: Ahead of the Sept. 7 school reopening, the Education Ministry returned its largest school bus to service and added two new electric buses from Taiwan for students, including accessibility support. Football Discipline & Standings: SKNFA updated the Elvis Star Browne Women’s League table—Newtown United stays unbeaten—along with disciplinary rulings including a points deduction for Bath United and withdrawal of Security Forces United.
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