Judiciary & National Leadership: Eswatini’s Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini urged the public to respect the family of late Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala after his death, stressing dignity and privacy as the legal fraternity mourns the first liSwati to lead the country’s judiciary. Politics & Elections: The PM has registered for voting ahead of national elections and praised the Elections and Boundaries Commission for enabling continuous voter registration. Sports—CAF Champions League: Nsingizini Hotspurs host Zimbabwe’s Scottland at Somhlolo National Stadium in the second leg, trailing 0-1 from Harare and needing goals despite a red-card blow to captain Kingsley Kwayki; Scottland arrive with a tight defensive record and a clean-sheet mindset. Sports—Local Football: Red Rhinos have withdrawn from a Premier League status agreement with Manzini Wanderers, citing identity, contracts, registration and outstanding payments. Culture & Community: Thousands of Imbali maidens flocked to Mbangweni Royal Residence for Umhlanga’s second leg, with strict guidance on conduct during the three-day programme. Health & Infrastructure: King Mswati III inaugurated the E200m Khanyisile Hee Yeon Clinic in Ezulwini, calling for a sustainability plan and urging completion of remaining phases. Business & Tech: Eswatini Competition Commission says new COMESA Competition and Consumer Protection Regulations will reshape competition enforcement and consumer protection across the region. Tourism & Lifestyle: MTN MoMo increased its Mbabane Marathon sponsorship to E276,000 as registration opens for the Nov 21 race.