Women’s Football Legacy: Susan Chibizhe is credited with helping pull women’s soccer out of “the wilderness,” using her own money when funds were scarce and pushing for a lasting legacy. Livestock Health Watch: Zimbabwe tightens cattle movement in FMD-hit Matabeleland North and South, with quarantine controls aimed at stopping spread to unaffected areas. Trade Fair Green Push: The 58th Eswatini International Trade Fair will hand out green-economy prizes, including electric scooters and eco-tourism packages tied to the Mlawula Campfire Festival. Sport & Culture: Nkululeko Gama and Nosi Dlamini win the Ngwenya Mountain Trail Challenge; meanwhile, Reed Dance maidens are reminded to preserve virginity as part of broader life-skills messages. Football Streaming: DAZN secures LaLiga rights across Sub-Saharan Africa for three seasons, starting this weekend. Public Service Reform: SADC public service commissions are urged to move from “words” to real consequence management and citizen-focused delivery. Youth & Leadership: Eswatini’s ANOCA Zone VI seminar stresses that sports administration must create tangible opportunities for young athletes. Immigration & Courts: Eswatini-linked deportation delays in a High Court case are blamed on budget strain from large-scale deportations. Deportations Continue: Two more U.S. deportees arrive in Eswatini under a controversial third-country deal, drawing fresh criticism.