TCN Transit Clarification: Jamaica’s Ambassador Audrey Marks says the U.S.-Jamaica Third Country Nationals MoU is tightly controlled, with intake capped at 25 people per two-week period and stays averaging about seven days (max 14), aimed at protecting domestic security. Beach Access Fight: A court battle is underway over privatisation of Jamaica’s beaches, with locals, vendors and fishers challenging restrictions that bar public access unless they pay to join hotel guests. Insurance Cost Shock: The FSC has issued revised 2026 insurance fee invoices, adding $646.19 million in regulatory fees, hitting general insurers hardest. Water & Wastewater Resilience: Minister Matthew Samuda says major wastewater and water-supply investments are key to protecting coastal assets, citing upgrades and new sewage treatment work including Negril and Falmouth. Aviation Recovery: Minister Daryl Vaz reports steady recovery at Jamaica’s airports post-Hurricane Melissa, projecting passenger growth to about 6.1 million in 2026. Tourism Growth Push: Jamaica Tourist Board targets Canada for expanded seat capacity, including new Porter routes and Air Canada/WestJet expansions. Regional Disaster Aid: CARICOM mobilises support for quake-hit Venezuela, with Jamaica among partners ready to help. Stadium Upgrade Plans: Ryder and CAA ICON unveil plans to redevelop Independence Park, boosting capacity and adding concert-ready features. Tourism Infrastructure & Standards: NCRA urges consumers to check verification stickers on fuel pumps and measuring devices to ensure accurate quantities.