Security & Health Access: After a terrorist attack in Niassa Reserve forced staff from Mozambique Wild Adventures to flee, authorities say lodges were burned, vehicles stolen, and even a local health center hit—urging vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity. Climate Risk & Food Security: EMOSE disbursed 25 million meticais to compensate about 9,000 agricultural producers for 2024–2025 losses tied to extreme weather, highlighting the push to expand weather- and yield-index insurance. HIV Prevention Rollout: Mozambique’s Ministry of Health reports lenacapavir PrEP is now being administered in at least 56 units across Zambézia, Maputo (city and province) and Nampula, with 15,703 people having started prevention by 21 August. Maternal & Newborn Care Funding: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pledged $1.2 million to UNICEF for a two-year maternal and newborn health initiative in Pakistan, aiming to strengthen care before, during and after childbirth. Water & Resilience: Mozambique’s EDM estimates $76 million in losses from extreme weather (2022–2026) and is building climate risk and disaster management capacity to protect power infrastructure. Animal Health & Trade: The Philippines imposed a temporary ban on FMD-susceptible animals and products from at least 23 countries, including Mozambique, to protect local livestock health. Child Safety Online: UNICEF estimates 20 million children aged 12–17 in 21 countries experienced technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse in a year, with Mozambique included in earlier research rounds.