WAFCON Focus: Kenya’s Harambee Starlets are regrouping after a 4-0 opener loss to Morocco, with goalkeeper Lilian Awuor urging fans to stay confident ahead of Thursday’s must-win vs Senegal. Football & Culture: Tunisia’s Football Federation named Moin Chaabani head coach through 2030, replacing Hervé Renard after Tunisia’s tough 2026 World Cup run—an appointment that will shape the build-up to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Heritage Watch: UNESCO added 25 new World Heritage sites worldwide, including Tunisia’s own Sidi Bou Saïd village, alongside the D-Day landing beaches and Greece’s Mount Olympus—another reminder that culture and memory travel far. Power & Daily Life: Algeria’s president Tebboune vowed to defend Tunisia against “any threat” as Tunisia continues to face severe electricity blackouts during the heat. Learning & Mobility: Tunisia-linked education news includes UK student visa rules that exempt only Tunisia (with Botswana and Mauritius) from upfront proof-of-funds evidence, while still requiring applicants to meet financial conditions. Arts & Community: A tribute to Palestinian actor Mohammad Bakri opened the Amman International Film Festival—Awal Film—highlighting how regional cinema keeps shared stories alive.