EU Energy Finance: The EU says it’s ready to partner with Nevis on its geothermal project, with a delegation meeting NIA officials and flagging possible technical help and financial support. Cricket Infrastructure & Governance: Cricket West Indies welcomed Barbados PM Mia Amor Mottley’s call for more investment, including funding for a Barbados high-performance centre, while CWI CEO Chris Dehring defended a 25% contracted-player retainer pay cut as “necessary” for stability. Telecom Costs: Flow customers across the region face higher broadband and bundled-service prices from Nov. 1, with critics saying the Fair Trading Commission should scrutinise the move. Transport Safety: Two lorry overturns have renewed focus on how heavy loads are declared, balanced and secured before hitting Barbados roads. Agriculture Under Heat: Livestock farmers are taking steps to protect animals from extreme heat, as the Barbados Agricultural Society urges continued mitigation. Tourism & Connectivity: EllaLink advanced its Caribbean Gateway into development, targeting service entry by end-2029, while Trans Anguilla Airways opened a dedicated St. Kitts airport office to boost regional travel support. Climate Risk: Senator Elizabeth Thompson says Barbadians are already feeling Super El Niño impacts, pushing for a national plan. Local Redevelopment: Temple Yard’s redevelopment is nearing a key phase, but displaced vendors say they’re still in the dark. Clean Energy for Women: Dominica women-led businesses can apply for a US$550,000 clean energy facility backed by CDB and Canada. Legal/Business Accountability: A former ICBL CEO was sentenced to time served and fined US$7,000 in a US bribery case tied to former minister Donville Inniss.