UNESCO & Culture Policy: UNESCO’s Eric Falt delivered UNESCO’s perspective on Jamaica’s Green Paper for the National Policy for Culture, Entertainment and the Creative Economy 2025–2035 to Parliament, linking culture to education, tourism, youth, jobs, tech and Jamaica’s global identity. Reggae Boyz Spotlight: Jamaica’s Rudolph Speid says the Reggae Boyz are “very motivated” for tonight’s Concacaf Nations League clash with Guatemala, stressing “proper football” and better attacker movement. Local Sports Launch: The Jamaica Ultimate Athlete Challenge (JUAC) is set for Nov 19–22 at Tru-Juice Farms, promising a multi-disciplinary test of fitness and teamwork with sport, tourism and entertainment in the mix. Music & Culture Loss: Jamaica mourns bass legend Jackie Jackson, with tributes highlighting his six-decade role in building the sound behind Jamaica’s global music reach. Dancehall Rising Star: Skippa lands international attention after Billboard named him a Caribbean Rising Star, calling 2026 bigger than his wildest plans. Fashion & Training: HCIT students brought skills to life through Canvas & Couture, blending art and fashion in a runway showcase. Health Warning: Urologist Dr Elon Thompson cautions Jamaican men using testosterone supplements to monitor hormone levels, warning overshooting may raise prostate cancer risk. Legal/Justice: King Charles referred Jamaica’s slavery reparations petition to the Privy Council for legal advice, with Jamaica awaiting next steps.