Road Safety & Health Policy: Lesotho’s Ministry of Finance is inviting public comments on a new Motor Vehicle Accident Fund Policy to create a modern, victim-centred compensation system and reform the current 1989 framework, aiming for fair and timely payouts and stronger road-safety collaboration. Public Health Watch (TB): A SADC TB progress report says the region has cut TB incidence by 26% since 2016, but progress is plateauing and funding cuts threaten 2030 elimination goals; Lesotho is flagged with the highest incidence in the region at 664 per 100,000. Youth Fitness & Mental Wellbeing: The Lesotho Karate Association says karate builds discipline and improves mental and physical fitness, helping young people stay focused and avoid drug and alcohol abuse; a winter camp at NHTC drew learners from across the country. Sports for Health & Local Economy: Vodacom Lesotho has sponsored the Mountain Runners Athletics Club to grow a Maseru race (5km, 10km, 21km) on 5 September, targeting healthier living, youth opportunities, and tourism. Child Protection (Health & Wellbeing): Beautiful Gate Lesotho marks 25 years, with leaders stressing child welfare as national development work tied to children’s health, emotional wellbeing, and future opportunities. Digital Learning Access: MBRGI and The Digital School plan to support digital learning for 500,000+ people across Lesotho and five other African countries, including teacher training and job-ready skills. Community Safety Note: Two Lesotho nationals face court in Limpopo over a tavern double murder, raising concerns about violence and the health impacts of firearm-related injuries.