Infrastructure Push: Western Jamaica is set to get most of 55 new bridges under the Accelerated Bridge Programme, with Works Minister Robert Morgan saying the plan is meant to rebuild stronger after Hurricane Melissa. Education & Tech: National Security Minister Dr. Horace Chang opened a new computer lab at New Roads Primary in Westmoreland, backing digital access through Starlink support via the Universal Service Fund. Power-Water Fallout: Opposition water spokesperson Ian Hayles says the islandwide blackout exposed how NWC plants depend on the JPS grid, leaving tens of thousands without water and calling for solar-powered resilience. Governance Watch: The National Works Agency has advertised for a new CEO, ending E.G. Hunter’s roughly 14-year tenure amid mounting public frustration over road conditions. Business & Tourism: Afreximbank deepened engagement with Jamaica through a Kingston roadshow, while Sandals announced a $200m redesign of three Jamaica resorts. Sports (World Cup): Jamaica’s football chatter continues as South Africa prepares to open the 2026 World Cup with Mexico, and Portugal faces Nigeria in a final warm-up. International (US): The Trump administration moved to denaturalize 17 U.S. citizens accused of serious crimes, including fraud.