Education & Inclusion: Prof Paseka Mosia told the SAAEA conference in Maseru that assessment in Africa will keep failing learners unless tests stop copying colonial blueprints and start reflecting rural Basotho realities, with inclusion going beyond enrolment. Local Trade: Basotho handicraft vendors used the same SAAEA event to sell to SADC delegates, turning a policy forum into a direct income opportunity. Electricity Costs in Court: Lesotho electricity users are awaiting a High Court judgment on whether LEWA’s 2024 tariff increases were unlawful, with claims of outdated financial statements and lack of public consultation. Public Accountability: The DCEO published 2025/26 asset, interest and liability declarations for compliant officials, including Prime Minister Sam Matekane and Cabinet members. Health & Social Support: Standard Lesotho Bank donated a vehicle and items to Starlight Oasis of Hope Hospice to support home-based palliative care. Business & Finance: Nedbank hosted a Maseru Mall market day showcasing vehicle, home, solar and digital finance solutions. Regional Trade Talks: South Africa’s CTICC2 will host SACU meetings from 18–26 June, with Lesotho among expected participants. Corruption at Borders: A Lesotho immigration officer and two South African counterparts were arrested over an alleged E100 bribe linked to unlawful passport stamping at Ngwenya. Mental Health Pressure: Dr Thabo Mokhothu warned that unemployment, debt, substance abuse and weakened support systems are driving a growing mental health crisis in Lesotho.