Parliament & Economy: Malawi’s Parliament opened its four-week session in Lilongwe, with MPs set to tackle returning migrants from South Africa, economic pressures and accountability—while three new MPs were sworn in. University Fees Backlash: UTM leader Dalitso Kabambe renewed calls to reverse the 100% public university tuition hike, warning it will price out students from poor families. Power Supply Hope: Energy officials told lawmakers government is banking on the Mpatamanga Hydropower Project to add about 380MW and ease chronic blackouts. Fertilizer Push: Government cleared the path for Napoleon Dzombe’s fertilizer plant licence, pending key safety and environmental requirements. Migration Crisis: Mozambique reported repatriating 1,363 citizens from South Africa and moving others in transit onward, as regional leaders and traditional authorities push for a united response to xenophobia. Health Sector Shock: Malawi mourns Dr Atughanile Chomo after her death in Blantyre, with police investigations ongoing. Road Safety: Two people died in a head-on crash on the Mangochi–Makanjira Road; the pickup driver fled. Trade & Investment: The UK-Malawi Chamber of Commerce says it will open its first permanent office in Malawi to boost business ties. Parliamentary Drama: A “black box, keep quiet!” remark sparked chaos during debate on a fertilizer deal. Mining & Minerals: Lindian Resources says it has started mining at Malawi’s Kangankunde rare earths project, while officials dismiss claims of regulator irregularities.