World Cup & visas: Iran’s squad says it has received Mexico visas and will leave Antalya for Tijuana on June 6, but the trip still follows uncertainty around US entry rules. Power sector: Nawec’s debt talk is back in focus after reports of liabilities to regional utilities; official sources cited put the Nawec-Senelec figure at about US$37m, plus about US$21m to Guinea’s EDG. Elections & integrity: The IEC says 24,058 people registered with multiple voter’s cards, warning double registration is a criminal offence with fines, jail and possible voting bans. Justice trust: An Afrobarometer access-to-justice survey finds many Gambians doubt courts are fair, affordable or timely, with concerns about unequal treatment and impunity. Governance & unity: Brikama North chief Lamin ‘Mondo’ Jatta urged Gala to stop frequent protests and form a political party instead. Human rights: Lawyers filed a complaint with the African Commission to stop US “third-country” deportations to Equatorial Guinea, citing fears of persecution. Energy investment: Eni entered The Gambia with an offshore Block A1 exploration and production licence agreement. Sports: Coach Jonathan McKinstry’s Scorpions contract extension was confirmed, and the Governor Famara Jatta interbank trophy final is set for Saturday.