Christophe Harbour & sovereignty: A fresh look at the Christophe Harbour deal is reigniting debate over whether St. Kitts gave away too much for too little, with critics pointing to a 2007 development agreement that created a special resort district and far-reaching concessions, plus reported public land acquisition and major bank debt figures tied to the project. Tourism push: Junior Minister Luce D. Hodge-Smith says St. Kitts and the Virgin Islands are strengthening their tourism presence after taking part in the 2026 ASTA Caribbean Showcase, while the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and Nevis Tourism Authority highlight continued outreach to U.S. travel advisors. CPL cricket: Jamaica Kingsmen beat St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots by 11 runs at Warner Park, powered by Saim Ayub’s 102; in Trinidad, TKR retired Dwayne Bravo’s No. 47 jersey in tribute to his CPL legacy. Weather watch: Tropical Storm Dolly has weakened into an open tropical wave, but weekend heavy rain and possible flash flooding are expected for St. Kitts and Nevis. Nevis electricity costs: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says electricity bills remain a concern after the fuel surcharge returned, citing global market pressures and the limits of subsidies. Community & culture: A Back-to-School Fair for Constituency #8 offers free services and supplies, and the D. Lloyd Matheson Trust has been revived to support education, history and cultural development.