Social Media & Kids: Jamaica’s Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton says a study on social media’s impact is nearly ready, and the government plans a national discussion on restricting access for children under 16. Cannabis Reform in Westmoreland: Hundreds of ganja farmers in Westmoreland Western register to move from the informal market into Jamaica’s regulated cannabis industry as raids continue. Education Spending Debate: Stakeholders react to a Capri report questioning whether Jamaica’s education spend is translating into results, with teachers’ groups pushing back on comparisons. Productivity Push: Labour Minister Pernel Charles Jr. says the Jamaica Productivity Centre will drive a national productivity index, with AI training highlighted as key—while warning about job displacement. Agriculture & Scholarships: In St. Mary, students in agricultural studies receive $30,000 grants from Jamaican farm workers in the US, backing the next generation of growers. Culture & Community Space: New York’s Chinatown gets a $392,000 Cultural Welcome Center to host workshops, storytelling, and arts programming. Dancehall Spotlight: Goody Plum drops “Kuff,” a female-led take on relationships with a playful, accountability-first video. Jamaican Diaspora Business: A Jamaican immigrant duo in Florida makes history as franchise owners of Juici Patties and Slutty Vegan. Sports & Families: Beaches Resorts announces its Fall Fam Jam lineup, including toddler techno star Lenny Pearce, with Caribbean-flavoured Sesame Street experiences. Public Safety: Police report seven men killed in separate operations across St Catherine, St Andrew and Clarendon, with one officer injured.