Wildlife & Conservation: Four African wild dogs were spotted in Kasungu National Park for the first time in over a decade, with reports suggesting they may have travelled from Zambia via the Malawi–Zambia Transfrontier Conservation Area. Education & Youth Skills: MUST has signed an MoU with Mulanje-based Othakarhaka Foundation to boost digital skills, entrepreneurship and youth empowerment across Mulanje, Phalombe, Thyolo and nearby communities. Scholarships: Airtel Africa Foundation, through Airtel Malawi and MUST, has selected 25 students for the Airtel Nzeru Tech Scholarship Programme, covering tuition plus hostel support, stipends, data bundles and laptops. Health & Access: Malawi plans to start dialysis at Mzuzu Central Hospital in October, aiming to cut the long-distance burden on northern kidney patients. Sports Travel Buzz: Malawi’s netball team is set for Commonwealth Games debuts, while Malawi’s Scorchers are also in the WAFCON build-up conversation as regional teams travel and finalize squads. Road Safety: Malawi’s vice-president Jane Ansah escaped unhurt after a tyre blowout on the Blantyre–Lilongwe road. Migration Context: A humanitarian initiative in Johannesburg secured R600,000 to help stranded Malawians return home by bus. Local Governance & Housing: Government is moving to resettle displaced Nkhata Bay (Kasasile) families after marches to Lilongwe, with land identification and temporary shelter arrangements underway. Tourism Disruption: Table Mountain Aerial Cableway in Cape Town will close for annual maintenance from 27 July to 9 August 2026.