Retail Bonds Push: Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi says CBE will soon roll out retail bonds to give more people trusted ways to save and invest, widening participation in local markets. Financial System Priorities: At the same forum, Mnisi outlined four next-step priorities: modernise and deepen markets, speed up safe innovation, strengthen financial inclusion, and build institutional capacity. EEC Tariff and Solar Compliance: Eswatini Electricity Company warned grid-connected solar owners to register with Phehla Sikwati or face a E15 500 penalty, while the energy minister says EEC can legally apply for tariff adjustments every two years. Public Works Fuel Racket: Government says an internal probe found alleged fuel siphoning from state machinery and resale to businesspeople at as low as E10 a litre, despite government purchase costs of E24.05. Parliament Oversight on Police: Senate leaders pressed the Prime Minister to investigate serious claims against police officers, including links to foreign nationals and alleged conduct that led to E15m in civil suits. Cold Snap Hits Livestock: Freezing conditions in Hawane killed cattle, with smallholder farmers reporting losses above E60 000. CAF Football Boost: Green Mamba strengthened for CAF action by signing former Mbabane Swallows midfielder Nhlanhla Ngwenya ahead of registration deadlines. Trade Fair Momentum: EITF 2026 is set to draw over 70 000 people, with MulaSport pledging E200 000 to sport at the fair. Regional Stability Watch: A SADC assessment says the region is improving on security and integration, but still falls short on growth and jobs, especially for youth. Youth and Culture: Umhlangano Cultural Festival organisers say the event will also tackle child marriages, school dropouts, GBV and environmental conservation.