Green Energy Skills: Don Bosco Technical College Hwange is running a solar “train-the-trainer” programme to build practical photovoltaic installation skills, with German renewable experts supporting trainees from Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. Constitutional Court Push: A BUAN panel in Gaborone argues Botswana needs a specialised Constitutional Court now, to better interpret laws against modern constitutional and human-rights standards. Legal Access for Civil Registration Case: A Gaborone High Court matter on civil registration decisions includes an application for an amicus role, with an academic seeking to present legal arguments and comparative research. Botswana Digital Trust: TransUnion reports suspected digital fraud in Botswana at 0.9% of transaction attempts in 2025—the lowest in Africa—while warning fraudsters are shifting to high-trust scams. AI in Education Quality: African universities are urged to move beyond “policing” AI use by updating assessment and integrity systems to keep standards while benefiting from AI. Embodied AI Breakthrough: ACE ROBOTICS says its open-source Kairos world model topped four global embodied-intelligence benchmarks, with public releases on GitHub and major model platforms. Energy Market Shock: A report links Middle East unrest to weaker diamond recovery expectations for Botswana, citing pressure on global growth and spending. Public Health Warning: A Botswana case highlights medicine shortages at a government clinic, forcing a family to travel over 50 km for emergency care. Wildlife Conservation Tension: India’s cheetah reintroduction project remains controversial among scientists, even as concerns also rise around Asiatic lions in Gujarat. De Beers Marketing Move: De Beers plans “Desert diamonds Icons” to boost natural diamond demand, backed by a major marketing push. Tech Governance & Data Sovereignty: UN-linked coverage stresses that Africa’s digital future depends on who controls data and where it’s stored, calling for sovereign data approaches.