Health Infrastructure in Mozambique: Mozambique will build two new health facilities in Ngaúma and Mecanhelas (Niassa), funded by BADEA with a $21m budget, aiming to improve urgent/emergency care, maternal and child health, diagnostics, inpatient services, rehabilitation, ambulances, and trained staff—construction set to start in July 2027 and finish by Dec 2028. Food Security After Floods: Months after Gaza’s floods, families in Xai-Xai are facing a “second disaster” as wells, livestock and gardens were destroyed and food prices surged, deepening hunger even after waters receded. Malaria Reminder: A new health explainer reiterates malaria’s ongoing toll in sub-Saharan Africa and highlights insecticide-treated nets as a key prevention tool, especially for young children. Drug Prevention in Nampula: Nampula’s governor urges communities—not just police—to help identify drug dealers, pushing schools, parents and local leaders to protect youth and create alternatives through sport, culture, entrepreneurship and science. Global Health Funding Watch: Coverage around AIDS 2026 flags collapsing HIV programme financing and backlash against gender and rights, warning progress is at risk. Mozambique-China Medical Boost: China-aided work on a National Surgical Centre at Maputo Central Hospital breaks ground, with plans for emergency/trauma services, imaging, pharmacy, labs, 14 operating rooms, ICU and hundreds of inpatient beds.