Fuel Price Watch (Nigeria): Nigeria’s FCCPC says petrol cuts are “token” despite crude falling, warning marketers and refiners over possible consumer exploitation and threatening sanctions. Consumer Health (Nigeria): NAFDAC launched a “Read the Food Labels” push, urging shoppers to check nutrition info to curb diet-related non-communicable diseases. Digital Lending (Nigeria): FCCPC denies approving 48 new loan apps, citing a court order that pauses the 2025 consumer lending regulations. Electricity Disruption (Nigeria): Lagos residents faced another grid-linked blackout after Eko Electricity Distribution lost national grid supply, underlining transmission fragility. Cybersecurity (Nigeria): ngCERT warns banks to harden ATM defenses after an Africa-wide wave of automated cash-out attacks, including a reported $2m UBA Senegal heist. Trade & Jobs (Nigeria): CPPE warns Nigeria’s proposed textile import ban could disrupt value chains and risk about 10m jobs. Food Prices (Nigeria): Tomato growers say prices should ease from late July as wet-season harvest begins. Animal Health (Philippines): Aklan and Guimaras tightened ASF border controls by temporarily restricting swine and pork movements. Fashion Retail (DR Congo/Zimbabwe): Zimbabwe’s Haus of Stone Showroom will pop up at Kolwezi Fashion Week to sell sustainable local designs. Logistics (Ethiopia): Ethiopian Cargo won Best Air Cargo Carrier–Africa at the AFLAS Awards, highlighting its trade-freight push.