IEC & Elections: IEC chair Mosotho Moepya says an estimated 10-million eligible voters are still unregistered, pointing to survey findings that many people feel disillusioned with parties and their “democracy dividend,” not a lack of voter education. Women’s Football: ZESCO Ndola Girls booked CAF Women’s Champions League-COSAFA semis after Enelesi Phiri’s late goal sealed a 1-0 win over Lesotho Defence Force, setting up a decisive group clash. Sports (South Africa): Mamelodi Sundowns thrashed an eSwatini side 8-0 in the CAF Women’s Champions League-COSAFA qualifier, while Silver Ladies beat Costa do Sol 2-1 with Ireen Khumalo named Player of the Match. HIV Prevention: Lesotho received nearly 14,000 more lenacapavir PrEP doses from the US, expanding access to the twice-yearly HIV prevention injection. Refugees’ Rights: Refugees say a government freeze on identity cards and travel documents has dragged on for a second year, leaving many trapped and unable to access services. Taekwondo Allegiance: Lesotho Taekwondo Association confirmed Michelle Tau has been released to represent South Africa after formally requesting removal from the Lesotho athlete database. Politics & Parties: RFP leader Sam Matekane faces internal pushback over a circular requiring headquarters approval for gatherings outside constituencies. Business & Inclusion: Vodacom and Rotary-backed support for persons with disabilities delivered wheelchairs and mobility aids to hundreds of beneficiaries. Health & Justice: A High Court acting judge sentenced Moruti Mapola to 30 years for killing Tšeliso Chabalala in a 2017 knife fight.