Bilateral Diplomacy: Kuwait and Eswatini officials met in Kuwait to review relations and explore fresh cooperation across multiple sectors. Public Integrity: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy warned residents about a fraudulent tender circulating by email, saying it was not authorised and urging people to use official procurement channels. Youth & Jobs: Government’s EYEOP youth empowerment project targets 30,000 young people over five years, with at least 15,000 young women and about 1,500 young people with disabilities. Agriculture Digitisation: EWADE handed over over E300,000 in tablets and laptops to support farm monitoring under SAPEMP, aiming for real-time data from extension officers. Climate Finance: Prime Minister Russell Dlamini met Namibia’s Environmental Investment Fund team as Eswatini studies a Namibia model to scale its own mega environmental fund. Regional Tourism: Mozambique and Eswatini agreed to boost cross-border tourism by improving travel links and promoting shared event calendars. Governance & Justice: Justice Minister Prince Simelane said the Judicial Commission of Inquiry report on the Master’s Office should be presented to Parliament, but he believes it should also be tabled at Sibaya. Elections Watch: The EBC urged voters to be alert to food parcels being used to influence choices ahead of a by-election. Data Protection: ESCCOM reported that most personal data breaches in Eswatini come from the financial sector, highlighting weak handling and security controls. Creative Sector: The Shiselweni NACA Regional Festival drew over 3,000 attendees and offered mentorship pathways for emerging artists.