Aging & Care Policy (Morocco): Morocco’s family-based elder care is under strain as the population ages fast (over-60s projected to hit 5.8m by 2030) while urban life and women’s work reduce informal caregiving capacity, pushing the need for a balanced national approach that supports both home and formal care. Climate Anxiety & Heat Risk (Morocco): Young residents in Marrakesh describe eco-anxiety tied to worsening heatwaves—sleep loss, health strain, and fear for future generations—highlighting how climate impacts are becoming psychological as well as physical. Security & Logistics (Somalia): The UN in Somalia has opened a tender to sell UN-owned vehicles and equipment via licensed auctioneers as uncertainty grows around future logistical support for the AU mission, with US funding timelines adding pressure. Election Transparency Push (Nigeria): SERAP is urging all 19 INEC-cleared 2027 presidential candidates to publish assets and reject vote-buying, including disclosure of spouses and minor children, as part of a wider accountability drive. Labour & Cost of Living (Nigeria): The Take It Back Movement and Abuja left groups back the NLC’s call for a ₦500,000 minimum wage, arguing it’s tied to rising costs of food, housing, transport, power and healthcare. Infrastructure Integrity (Nigeria): Works Minister David Umahi says vandalism and illegal occupation along the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway must stop, ordering enforcement against motorcycles, tricycles and hawking on the route. Flood Damage (Nigeria): Heavy rains in Minna (Niger State) destroyed homes and property worth over ₦100m, with residents blaming inadequate drainage. Property & Debt Recovery (Zimbabwe): Zimbabwe’s authorities move to auction properties of senior officials over unpaid debts, underscoring how land and assets can be seized through banking claims.