Commonwealth Games 2026: Athletes are arriving in Glasgow for the Commonwealth Games, now a smaller event with 10 sports after Victoria, Australia pulled out in 2024; about 3,000 athletes will compete using existing venues, with the city expecting a boost to the local economy. Youth & Agrifood: A two-day Youth-Parliamentary retreat pushed youth-led agrifood systems, with VP Muhammed B.S. Jallow urging a shift from subsistence farming to a modern, profitable sector that creates jobs. Cybersecurity for children’s data: SOS Children’s Villages says nearly half of NGOs have faced cyberattacks and launches a drive to protect children’s and beneficiaries’ information. Border tensions at Bullock: Senior officials praised Gambian soldiers’ restraint after Senegalese troops demolished part of the Bullock camp fence; both governments say they want dialogue, but the incident is raising fresh concern over sovereignty and border management. Justice updates: The State dropped remaining murder charges against former soldier Sanna Manjang, replacing them with assault counts, while police investigate a fatal stabbing of two minors in Tallinding. Sports: GNOC says Team Gambia’s Glasgow delegation grew from 10 to 12 athletes after securing extra quota slots. Health education: Africmed sponsored white coats for 74 UTG medical students.