Health Update: Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo reports five flu deaths since May, with over 1,000 patients treated and doctors warning of severe, pneumonia-linked cases. Tourism & Culture: The Ministry of Tourism brings Zimbabwe’s gastronomy to First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Nyanga mentorship camp, where provinces compete in an indigenous cookout. National Commemorations: Zimbabwe is set to honour 50,000 liberation war veterans ahead of Heroes Day and ZDF Day, with Bulawayo among provinces finalising programmes. Sports Spotlight: Highlanders’ centenary debate spotlights the best left-backs, while Bulawayo prepares to honour goalkeeper Lucky Dube with a tombstone unveiling and tournament. Justice: The High Court overturns a ruling that allowed Prophet Magaya rape accusers to testify in a Victim Friendly Court, ordering fresh procedure for special witness protection. Road Safety: Four ZNA soldiers die in a Harare–Mutare crash near Marondera; investigations are underway. Governance & Economy: Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says Zimbabwe ranks among Africa’s top for budget transparency and is pushing stronger post-budget public engagement. Environment & Arts: BirdLife Zimbabwe and the Natural History Museum launch a Bulawayo open call for young artists to use visual art to promote vulture conservation. Politics & Security: Opposition spokesperson Jacob Ngarivhume’s home is vandalised in a “grey Toyota GD6” attack, raising fresh intimidation concerns.