Mango Murder Probe: Jonathan Andic, arrested in Spain over the 2024 death of Mango founder Isak Andic after a fall in the Montserrat mountains, says a new video proves the death was accidental and that his father’s knee osteoarthritis could explain why there were no palm injuries; he’s also appealed court restrictions and stepped down from a Mango vice role to focus on his legal defence, calling the murder claim “serious, unjust and unfounded.” Local Governance & Parliament: Montserrat’s Speaker Marjorie Smith and Clerk Judith Baker are in the Cayman Islands for the 2026 Commons and Overseas Territories Speakers’ Conference, with sessions on AI use, governance reform, and keeping legislatures resilient during emergencies. Public Health: Montserrat’s Ministry says Ebola risk remains low while monitoring DRC and Uganda outbreaks, and it’s also tracking two imported malaria cases reported in Antigua and Barbuda. Community Development: Government launched BNTF 11, securing EC$8.1m for poverty reduction and essential services, with Montserrat’s allocation rising sharply versus prior cycles. Regional Security: Antigua and Barbuda’s immigration chiefs push a CARICOM border-security plan, including shared digital credentials and stronger coordination—relevant for Montserrat’s travel links. Healthier Eating Push: A new study highlights why many Montserratians struggle to follow DASH-style diets despite motivation, pointing to cost and access barriers to fresh produce and fish. Disaster Preparedness: Montserrat’s DMCA and defence team returned from a UK Overseas Territories disaster management conference ahead of the 2026 hurricane season.