Mozambique–South Africa Diplomacy on Xenophobia: Mozambican Foreign Affairs Minister Maria Lucas says talks with Pretoria are underway to strengthen protection of Mozambicans amid xenophobic attacks, including transport arrangements for the return of the remains of seven victims and reintegration support for over 700 displaced people. South Africa Migration Crackdown Ahead of June 30: The Inter-Ministerial Committee says 30 June will be a “normal working day,” but illegal transport blockades and intimidation will face criminal and civil consequences; it also announced a shift of the repatriation processing hub from KwaZulu-Natal to Limpopo, citing worsening humanitarian conditions. Mass Repatriations and Rising Fear: Thousands of Malawians queued in Durban camps and hundreds of Zimbabweans slept outside consulates in Cape Town as they tried to leave before the anti-immigrant deadline, while South Africa processed over 15,000 Malawians for deportation/repatriation. Regional Governance and Anti-Corruption Push: SADC heads of anti-corruption agencies adopted reforms to boost transparency, procurement integrity, asset recovery, and regional cooperation. Cabo Delgado Security and Investment: Cabo Delgado Governor Valige Tauabo urged investors to comply with Defense and Security Force protocols to protect development gains in the fight against Islamist terrorism. Mozambique Digital Transformation: The ITU chief praised Mozambique’s digital strategy, including school connectivity, public service inclusion, and an emerging national AI agenda.