US deportations: Eswatini says two more Latin American men have arrived after being deported from the United States under a bilateral deal, bringing the total to more than 30 since last year, with rights groups continuing to challenge the $5.1m agreement over claims of detention despite US sentences served. China-Taiwan tensions: China has urged its citizens to leave Eswatini, citing “extremely high” security risks linked to cyber fraud and illegal online gambling, while Eswatini rejects the warning as unsupported. Digital governance: Government says cybersecurity must be built into digital services from the start as it rolls out mobile access to public services. Education costs: An education review committee recommends standardising public secondary school fees, while excluding boarding fees. Local enforcement: Mbabane targets business retention with a new 2026–2030 economic development strategy, and Nhlangano authorities report a crackdown that inspected 94 businesses and charged 37 traders. Transport sector: Widows in public transport are warned not to hand over operating permits to boyfriends, after concerns men allegedly take control and leave families without income. Sports: Moneni Pirates place Sihlangu goalkeeper Qiniso Nyawo on the transfer list; and Umhlanga reed-cutting continues with Princess Sakhizwe leading thousands.