SADC Regional Cooperation: Fisheries ministers in Victoria Falls reappointed Stanley Ndara as chair of the SADC Regional Fisheries Monitoring Control and Surveillance Coordination Centre, keeping the fight against illegal fishing on track. Parliament Watch: Eswatini’s National Assembly resumes its fourth session on 2 June after a recess marked by oversight visits and regional/international engagements. Labour Rights Spotlight: The ITUC’s 2026 Global Rights Index flags worsening worker protections globally, listing Eswatini among the worst for rights abuses. Energy & Debt Concerns: A World Bank-linked report questions whether Eswatini can afford its USD 300 Taiwan-backed Phuzumoya Strategic Oil Reserve, amid rumours over who benefits from the deal. Politics Under Pressure: Another piece reflects on fear and silence in the Kingdom, five years after the 2021 pro-democracy massacre, with no suspects brought to book. Regional Mobility: South Africa’s new border rule (from 1 June) requires foreign-registered vehicles—including those from Eswatini—to submit vehicle details for customs oversight. Tourism Integration: Justice ministers meet in Victoria Falls to push the SADC Tourism UNIVISA, aiming for a unified visa for tourism and transit stays. Local Governance & Accountability: Jozini Mayor Nkosinathi Myeni cites Auditor-General findings on irregular spending while outlining recovery steps and tighter controls. Sports & Community: Mbabane Swallows supporters demand the club be reclaimed by the PTY Ltd structure after a tense general meeting. Culture & Economy: MTN Bushfire Festival ends with calls to double its economic impact by 2027, as FNB promotes cashless payments during the event.