Zambia’s Election Fallout: Hakainde Hichilema was sworn in for a second term after a disputed August vote, with his main rival detained and election observers raising concerns about tallying and intimidation. Constitutional Power Shift: Guinea-Bissau approved a new constitution in a referendum, expanding presidential powers and cutting parliament seats, while the main opposition boycotted. NAM at 65: President John Dramani Mahama pushed for stronger coordination among Non-Aligned Movement members as the bloc marks its 65th anniversary in Belgrade. Migration and Abuse in Ceuta: Spain’s Ceuta has seen a spike in sexual assaults after a migrant surge, with prosecutors reporting cases involving children and victims reluctant to report. Diplomacy Watch: China’s Xi Jinping arrived in Egypt to deepen ties as the Middle East recalibrates after the Iran war. Security and Terror Links: US officials warn of a growing Houthi–al-Shabaab alliance that could threaten shipping in the Gulf of Aden. Legal Battles in Nigeria: Courts adjourned Atiku Abubakar’s challenge to Tinubu’s 2027 eligibility over service issues, while DSS moves to pause Sowore’s prosecution until after the election. Health and Rights: Ghana launched a plastic/reconstructive surgery association to expand specialist care, and Northern Ghana trained OTC medicine sellers to spot early breast cancer signs. Sports Politics: FIFA’s abandoned plan to sell part of World Cup commercial rights drew fresh backlash, with an investor saying it misread football’s political dynamics. Back-to-School Basics: A guide urged families to prepare kids for school with culture, sleep, and food—small steps, big impact.