Mozambique–Zimbabwe health & safety diplomacy: South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa told Zimbabwe’s Emmerson Mnangagwa “We are one” at the Bi-National Commission, while Mozambique’s Foreign Ministry says Ramaphosa later apologized for violence against Mozambicans during South Africa’s anti-migrant protests—an issue that also affects access to care when people are displaced or afraid to visit clinics. HIV treatment access under pressure: Reporting from Nigeria highlights how HIV patients are turning to faith healers and unregulated “Islamic medicine” as donor support for ART has been disrupted, a warning for Mozambique’s own HIV programme continuity and medicine supply security. Health system data use: A Somalia commentary argues supportive supervision should be more than report-checking—mentoring staff, improving data quality, and using facility information to guide decisions. Cabo Delgado local business capacity: TotalEnergies says it has trained 100 SMEs in Palma under CapacitaMoz, with training that includes health, safety and environment—relevant for safer workplaces and healthier project communities. Malaria prevention with local data: Nigeria Health Watch calls for using subnational tailoring so malaria interventions match local transmission patterns, especially for children. Medicine black-market risk: Mpumalanga health workers report “fake patients” collecting ARVs and other vital medicines for export, underscoring the need for patient verification and tighter controls that Mozambique can learn from. Cholera funding: The EU released €2.3m for cholera response in Nigeria and other African countries, including water, sanitation and hygiene support—useful context for regional outbreak preparedness. Cancer care access: BeOne Medicines and partners extended Brukinsa access for CLL patients through 2028, with potential expansion to more low- and middle-income countries, including Mozambique depending on readiness.