Crisis in Haiti: Fresh gang attacks in the Lower Artibonite region have killed at least eight people and forced Doctors Without Borders to evacuate and suspend operations at its Port-au-Prince hospital, as residents flee and the UN warns staff to avoid roads near the airport. Central Africa Arms Control: Cameroon Youths and Students Forum for Peace (CAMYOSFOP) is pushing a harmonised small-arms blueprint across ECCAS states, aiming to align national action plans and improve cross-border accountability. Tourism Push in South Africa: Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille is set to co-open Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban with President Ramaphosa, betting on hotels and precinct development to turn visitor growth into real economic lift. Nigeria Tourism & Creative Infrastructure: Nigeria’s government is floating 7-star hotels, a major entertainment arena, and museum upgrades via public-private partnerships—plus Netflix-linked film training—to close infrastructure gaps. Phala Phala Fallout: A forensic review says more money was stolen from Ramaphosa’s farm than he initially claimed, reigniting questions over what was reported and when. World Cup Culture Wave: FIFA confirmed three opening ceremonies for the 2026 World Cup, with music stars including Tyla and Rema among the headline performers.