Identity & Sovereignty: A new timeline tracks how countries have changed names or state titles up to 2026, showing shifts tied to independence, constitutional reforms, and reclaiming heritage. Freedom & Democracy Roots: A feature revisits how enslaved people’s resistance helped secure liberal democracy, tracing the legacy of quilombos and self-governing refuge communities. Church & Peace: At a memorial in Angola and São Tomé’s Episcopal circles, Archbishop Kamwenho is remembered as a “true disciple of peace,” with leaders urging his legacy to keep shaping human dignity. Culture on Screen: Portuguese artists’ concert is set for cinema broadcast across multiple NOS locations, highlighting the growing reach of Lusophone live music. Justice in Courts: A survey by Afrobarometer ranks Nigeria among Africa’s worst for access to justice, with low public confidence in judicial independence and fair outcomes—only São Tomé and Príncipe and a few others score worse. Food & Child Rights: Catholic pastoral care officials warn that children still attend school without having eaten, urging government commitments for nutrition, healthcare, and early childhood support to be implemented in daily life. Coffee & Community: Delta Coffee House Experience promotes a limited-edition Impossible Coffees release from Colombia, spotlighting Indigenous youth rebuilding coffee production through the YUPPIE project.