Zimbabwe–SA Migration Fallout: Zimbabwe says nearly 100,000 citizens have returned from South Africa since late May, with screening and medical support ramped up at Beitbridge; officials say over 70% of returnees are women and children as embassies struggle to meet demand. Public Safety in Bulawayo: Police in Bulawayo warn of rising violent crime, including murder, suicide and armed robbery, after a TikTok clip sparked debate across the border about whether repatriation-linked tensions are playing a role. Constitutional Politics (CAB3): Rights watchdogs and commentators warn Constitution Amendment No. 3 (CAB3) is a dangerous step away from the democratic promise of the 2013 Constitution, raising fears over judicial independence and checks on power. Economy & Currency: The RBZ says it has injected US$2.1 billion into the foreign exchange market since April 2024 to support ZiG stability, citing improved exchange-rate and inflation trends. Healthcare Connectivity: Parliament hears many Starlink kits for clinics sit unused because facilities can’t afford monthly subscriptions, while government negotiates lower costs. Local Governance Funding: Devolution Fund delays bite hard: 86 local authorities received nothing in 2025, with projects stalled and planning fatigue growing. Violence & Crime: Courts report brutal rape and murder cases, including a man sentenced to 20 years for raping his brother’s two wives and two Bulawayo men each jailed for 20 years over a Nyamandlovu killing. Housing Crisis in Bulawayo: A parliamentary visit finds ageing workers’ hostels now sheltering close to 1,000 people, highlighting overcrowding and infrastructure strain. Aviation Costs: Airlines warn Zimbabwe and other African states’ high taxes and charges are squeezing airline profits and threatening long-term viability. Culture & Development: VP Mohadi says Zimbabwe is maturing in heritage preservation, after touring the Zimbabwe Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and President Mnangagwa pushes Zimbabwe’s APRM chapter to share home-grown governance models across Africa. Sports: Zimbabwe take a 1-0 lead in the T20 series against Bangladesh after a 32-run win in Bulawayo; in domestic cricket, Queens Sports Club beat Scorpions by five wickets.