Haiti Humanitarian Crisis: UN chief António Guterres says Haiti is in the Western Hemisphere’s worst humanitarian emergency, driven by gang violence, mass displacement and hunger, with 6.4 million people needing help and 1.5 million displaced. Immigration Tensions: Jamaica confirms talks with the US to accept up to 25 non-criminal third-country nationals every two weeks as a temporary transit arrangement, while advocacy groups and the Opposition warn about legal and human-rights safeguards. Integrity Commission Fallout: Opposition Leader Mark Golding demands the removal of Dr Andrew Wheatley after an Integrity Commission report recommends charges including illicit enrichment, false statutory declarations and failures to disclose loans and property interests. Health Accountability: Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton says an accountability framework for the health sector will be signed this Friday to strengthen oversight, transparency and responsiveness. Road Costs & Delays: Works Minister Robert Morgan says the Montego Bay Perimeter Road contract has risen by nearly US$80 million, and SPARK phase one completion is pushed to March 2027. Cricket & Sports: St Kitts and Nevis all-rounder Jahzara Claxton is drafted by Trinbago Knight Riders for the 2026 WCPL, while Garvey Maceo High wins the rural Under-14 cricket title.