HIV Prevention Focus: NERCHA says young people in Eswatini are still having unprotected sex despite access to condoms, with partner pressure, financial hardship, and weak parent-child communication flagged as key drivers, while stigma continues to block prevention, testing and treatment. Public Service Reform: UNESWA’s Reforms Implementation Committee has been launched, chaired by Prof Zodwa Motsa, to implement recommendations from the UNESWA Task Team and World Bank review aimed at restoring academic quality, governance and financial stability. Family DNA Disputes: PSPF is encouraging members to get genetic profile testing so DNA can be stored and used to settle paternity and inheritance disputes after a member dies, reducing conflicts over death benefits. Local Governance Probe: MPs have called for investigations into alleged administrative bottlenecks at Mbabane City Council, including questions about where collected funds go and what happened with a suspended official. Road Safety Case: A Buhleni Circuit Court heard a drink-driving offender claim he only took a few sips before arrest; he was convicted and sentenced to six months or a fine of E800. Tourism & Safety: Triland Tourism Partners reassures travellers that Mpumalanga, Eswatini and Mozambique remain open and welcoming, rejecting intimidation, violence and xenophobia after concerns sparked by a viral incident in Mozambique. Sports Spotlight: Nsingizini Hotspurs beat Mbabane Highlanders 4-2 on penalties to reach the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup final, after a goalless draw. Agribusiness Win: Eli Khoza won Lubombo EYA 2026 Entrepreneur of the Year, recognised for her cattle and crop farming business and support for women in agribusiness. Sugar Industry Warning: Eswatini Sugar says the sector is at rock bottom despite E8bn revenue, citing global price pressure, lower grower returns and reduced sales volumes.