Women’s Football Spotlight: South Africa’s Banyana Banyana open their WAFCON campaign against Tanzania in Casablanca on Monday, with Desiree Ellis’ side labelled heavy favourites as the tournament heads to Morocco’s Rabat and Casablanca venues. WAFCON Buzz: CAF has doubled the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations winners’ prize to $2m, with each of the 16 teams set to receive at least $150,000. Public Health & Borders: Tanzania’s Kigoma steps up Ebola preparedness with training for health workers, special screening at entry points, and closer coordination with immigration. Education Reform: Tanzania will require newly qualified teachers to complete a one-year supervised internship before getting a professional licence, aiming to strengthen classroom readiness. Early Childhood in Zanzibar: Zanzibar launches a multisector early childhood development programme and a new childcare centre to support early learning, nutrition, and child protection. Lake Victoria Safety: New government search-and-rescue boats for Lake Zone communities are set to improve emergency response and protect livelihoods. Rights & Justice: The Legal and Human Rights Centre condemns prolonged detention of people held for bailable offences without bail or court appearance. Culture & Lifestyle: A global look at “collaborative” museum futures highlights more adventurous, community-led art networks beyond big blockbuster shows.