Mozambique Health Investment: Mozambique will build two new health facilities in Niassa’s Ngaúma and Mecanhelas, funded by BADEA with a $21m budget; construction is set to start in July 2027 and finish by Dec 2028, with services planned from emergency care and maternal/child health to diagnostics, inpatient treatment, rehab, ambulances and trained staff. HIV & Health Access Risks from Migration: Reports say over 178,000 migrants have left South Africa amid a crackdown on undocumented migration and anti-foreigner protests, raising urgent health concerns including children pulled from school and HIV patients reportedly cut off from lifesaving treatment. SRHR for Adolescents: Ghana’s endline findings for Right to Play’s SHARE project show improved adolescent sexual and reproductive health knowledge, decision-making and service uptake, with the programme also operating in Mozambique. Drug Prevention in Nampula: Nampula’s governor urges communities—not just police—to help identify drug dealers, backing school and youth-focused prevention through teachers, parents and local leaders. Malaria Reminder: A feature reiterates malaria’s preventable burden across sub-Saharan Africa, stressing prompt diagnosis and treatment and the role of insecticide-treated nets. Budget Transparency (Regional): Zimbabwe ranks highly on budget transparency and quality budgeting, highlighting stronger public finance management and the need for better post-budget citizen consultation.