Regional Solidarity vs Xenophobia: South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa told SADC leaders he’s “deeply concerned and ashamed” by attacks and discrimination against foreign nationals, warning: “We cannot preach integration at summits and practise exclusion in our streets,” as over 178,000 migrants—many from Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe—fled or were forced out. Human Rights & Health Crossings: A Mozambican investigation into patients seeking care in Malawi points to gaps in cross-border data sharing, treatment continuity and resource allocation—showing how health systems struggle when borders don’t cooperate. Migration Reality on the Ground: A returnee from South Africa describes arriving home with almost nothing after anti-migrant protests and crackdowns, underscoring the human cost behind policy headlines. Mozambique Security & Justice: In Maputo, SERNIC says it foiled a kidnapping plot, arresting a suspect and seizing firearms, phones, laptops and cannabis. Culture, Faith & Youth Media: TWR’s Reach4Life expands Bible-study radio across Mozambique and other countries, reaching millions of young people with content on identity, addiction and family conflict. Agroecology for Women: Mozambican activist Olga Muthambe argues agroecology can protect rural women’s livelihoods amid extractive pressures and conflict, linking training to pesticide-free food and income. STEM Scholarships: Illovo Sugar Malawi disbursed K71.3 million for 31 young women in STEM at MUST, backing gendered access to education. Creative Industries & Diplomacy: France and Holland signal renewed economic cooperation with Mozambique, including agriculture, logistics and cultural/creative industries.