US Deportations Continue: Eswatini says two more Latin American third-country nationals were received from the United States under the $5.1m deal, bringing the total to more than 30 since last year, with the government insisting transfers are temporary while people are expected to be returned to their countries of origin. China-Taiwan Diplomatic Strain: China urged its citizens to leave Eswatini over “extremely high” security risks tied to telecom fraud and online gambling, while Eswatini rejected the advisory as unsupported and said Chinese nationals remain safe under due process. Education Reform Reset: The Education, Training and Skills Development Committee was formally decommissioned after nearly two years, with its final report and operational plan set to guide reforms across early childhood, basic education, TVET, higher education and lifelong learning. Local Skills to Jobs: Deputy Defence Minister (Rtd) Brig-Gen Levi Mayihlome urged Tonganyika Trust graduates to turn training in hairdressing, catering and detergents into small businesses and local livelihoods. Currency Update: The Central Bank announced a limited-edition E10 commemorative coin for the 60th Independence Anniversary in 2028, to co-circulate with the existing E10 banknote. Sports & Culture: Eswatini is hosting ANOCA Zone VI SGs ahead of Umhlanga Reed Dance celebrations, while darts youth teams push for Region V success and the Swazi Rally weekend returns for motorcycling fans.