Sports & Culture: Jamaica bid farewell to legendary track coach Stephen “Franno” Francis at the National Indoor Sports Centre, with tributes from athletes and officials including Olivia Grange and Asafa Powell. Legacy in Action: The government says a scholarship will be named for Francis at UTech, with details to be announced after talks with the university and his family. Safety Tech for Families: The Gender Ministry signed a contract with Amber Innovations to develop the JamSafe app, aimed at helping people experiencing or at risk of gender-based violence access emergency help, parish service navigation, a 24-hour helpline, and support tools. Music & Meaning: Jamaica’s reggae conversation stays strong with features unpacking Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song” and “No Woman No Cry,” plus fresh spotlight on the Marley estate’s earning power. Entertainment Spotlight: Gospel artist DJ Nicholas released his album No Distortion, while Clive Hunt unveiled Undeniably Clive Hunt aka Lizzard and JC Lodge shared how she’s still creating beyond her classic hits. Community & Business: Barita Foundation and Yaadbridge Entertainment ran a financial literacy session for creatives, and Montego Bay Convention Centre is pitching itself as an “event campus” after Dream Weekend success.