Monetary Policy Watch: The Central Bank of Eswatini says it will keep a cautious stance as global inflation shocks bite, choosing not to raise rates and instead using its policy tools to protect households amid imported oil and food pressures. Aviation & Tourism Links: Airlink has taken over Compair’s Zimbabwe slots, adding daily Johannesburg–Harare flights and boosting regional travel confidence, with connections including Sikhuphe in Eswatini. ENPF Governance Tension: Housing Minister Apollo Maphalala defends Inyatsi Construction CEO Derrick Shiba’s ENPF board appointment, arguing the nomination followed the law as a seven-month deadlock continues. Shared Water for Growth: Natural Resources Minister Prince Lonkhokhela says cooperation on shared rivers through INMACOM is now an economic necessity for energy, farming and climate resilience across Eswatini, South Africa and Mozambique. Reserves Build-Up: The CBE reports gold reserves worth E195 million, acquired to diversify holdings and strengthen external stability. Food Prices Ahead: Tiger Brands warns some food categories may see price hikes as fuel, logistics and input costs squeeze manufacturers. AI Skills for Tax Staff: ERS and UNESWA will train 650 employees through an AI literacy programme to support responsible adoption and digital transformation. Creative Funding Push: ESWACOS launches a fund for creativity and artist development, offering up to E5,000 per project for local copyright works. Regional Fisheries Oversight: SADC renews the MCSCC board in Maputo, keeping Eswatini’s Boy Ronald Mavuso on the team as the region targets illegal fishing and better vessel governance.