Sports Streaming: DAZN has secured LaLiga EA Sports rights across Sub-Saharan Africa for three seasons (2026/27–2028/29), starting this weekend, with all 380 matches per season available live and on-demand in 48 markets, including Eritrea, and commentary in English and Spanish. National Culture & Education: Eritrea’s Commission of Culture and Sports announced the 50th anniversary of the Revolution School will be celebrated nationally in Asmara from 17–20 September, featuring photo exhibitions, musical concerts, seminars, sports events, and a symposium, with activities also planned in regions and abroad. Football Governance: South Africa’s Bafana Bafana AFCON 2027 qualifiers kick off in September with matches vs Guinea and Eritrea, but the coaching situation has been tangled in contract delays and pay disputes, with Pitso Mosimane’s appointment and remuneration still under public scrutiny. Arts & Identity: An Eritrean Miss Universe representative, neuroscientist and disability rights advocate Snit Habteab, is spotlighting Eritrean beauty on the global stage, tying cultural pride to the theme of “unity in diversity.” Public Safety & Crime: A Manchester court jailed Eritrean-origin Fikadu Yemane for a predatory rape and strangulation after a social-media meeting, underscoring ongoing concerns about violence against women.