Climate & Courts: A landmark case is being heard at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights asking judges to clarify African governments’ duties to protect people from the climate crisis and shift away from harmful economies. The brief argues a stable climate is essential for rights like health, food and water security. Health Governance: In Nairobi, a high court temporarily blocked Kenya’s plan for a US-funded Ebola quarantine facility, citing lack of transparency and constitutional accountability—coming just after courts paused parts of US “America First” health cooperation. Medicines Safety (Mozambique): In Gaza province, patients at Chigubo Health Facility accuse authorities of supplying expired medicine for four months; the district says an internal investigation is underway while the provincial directorate denies the claims. Drug Trafficking Pressure (Mozambique): Nampula’s governor says drug traffickers are sending death threats to him and frontline teams, after he handed over medicines to Nampula Central Hospital. Post-Abortion Care (Malawi): Calls are growing to speed up implementation of amended post-abortion care guidelines after a Malawi court ruling—urging clearer rights for girls pregnant due to defilement. Food & Nutrition Security: ICRISAT and partners are expanding climate-resilient chickpea seed production in Southern Africa, including Mozambique, to support nutrition and livelihoods as fertilizer costs and weather shocks rise. Mozambique–China Trade: Mozambique’s state visit to China highlights the impact of China’s zero-tariff policy for least developed countries, aimed at boosting exports and development.