African Parks Governance: Prince Harry has stepped down as a trustee of African Parks after 10 years, though his spokesman says he remains an active supporter of the conservation charity. Child Justice Alarm: Malawi’s Child Advocate Centre has urged the ICC to investigate the release of a sexual abuse suspect in Machinga, warning it could derail justice and expose the victim to intimidation. Clean Cooking & Climate Finance: BURN says it has distributed 166,235 stoves in Malawi, created 400 local jobs and is authorised to generate 3.5 million carbon credits, after hosting a Malawi government delegation in Blantyre. Public Service Promotions: Government has promoted 310 senior civil servants since October, with officials saying it’s merit-driven—while critics question timing, cost and transparency. Lilongwe Property Audit: Lilongwe begins a city-wide property assessment that could lead to fines and prison for owners who mislead inspectors. Mining Oversight: The Ombudsman has launched a systemic investigation into Malawi’s mining sector, focusing on transparency, accountability and environmental justice. Power Supply Strain: Egenco blames generation shortfalls on faults and delayed spares, with a reported 42MW deficit rising to 83MW at evening peak. Sports—Silver Ladies: Silver Strikers Ladies must win their last group match to advance in the CAF Women’s Champions League-COSAFA qualifier semifinals race. Women’s Football World Cup Hope: Hasaacas Ladies CEO Evelyn Nsiah Asare says Ghana’s Black Queens can still qualify for the 2027 World Cup despite WAFCON disappointment. Education Support: A Lilongwe student’s full five-year university education has been funded with a K20 million scholarship from Apostle Hulda’s foundation.