HIV Prevention Rollout (Mozambique): Mozambique’s Health Ministry says at least 56 facilities across 16 districts are now administering lenacapavir for HIV prevention (PrEP), reaching about 15,700 people, with coverage expanding beyond initial plans into Nampula, Maputo City and Zambézia. Security & Health Services Disruption (Niassa): After an attack on Mozambique Wild Adventures camps in Marangira, Niassa, armed rebels burned lodge facilities, stole vehicles, and reportedly burned a local health centre while taking hostages—prompting calls for stepped-up defence operations and public vigilance. Agriculture Insurance Support (FACIM 2026): EMOSE disbursed 25 million meticais to compensate around 9,000 agricultural producers for 2024–2025 losses linked to extreme weather, highlighting weather- and yield-index insurance as a growing tool for small farmers. Maternal & Newborn Care Funding (Global): The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pledged $1.2 million to UNICEF for a two-year initiative to strengthen maternal and newborn health services in Pakistan. Public Health Misinformation Risk (Regional): A BBC-linked report warns that “genital theft” rumours spread via social media have fueled deadly lynchings across multiple African countries, underscoring the health harm of misinformation. Musculoskeletal Health (Global): A new analysis reviews neck and low back pain trends, noting neck pain is a leading cause of disability and that patterns differ for women of reproductive age. Wildlife Monitoring (Africa): Conservation groups are expanding wildlife censuses using camera traps and tracking tools to better manage populations under pressure from climate and habitat loss.