Malaria Watch: South Africa’s malaria surge is worsening as climate shifts change rain patterns and temperatures. In Mpumalanga, cases jumped fourfold in January vs last year, and health officials warn this threatens elimination goals by 2029. Newborn Malaria Treatment: Africa CDC welcomed approval of Coartem Baby, a malaria medicine made for infants under 5kg, with rollout planned across several countries including Mozambique. Food & Aid Pressure: UN agencies say the Hormuz crisis is turning into a wider food security problem, with higher transport and fuel costs linked to rising hunger and malnourished children being turned away from clinics in Afghanistan. Migration & Health Strain: South Africa’s Ramaphosa announced tougher immigration reforms, citing pressure on clinics and schools, while also warning against xenophobic violence. Cross-Border Ebola Readiness: Kenya and Uganda launched a joint assessment at Busia to strengthen Ebola preparedness, screening, and port health procedures. Water Safety: A new global assessment flags unsafe drinking water as a major public health risk, with many African countries among the lowest-ranked. Mozambique Flood Relief: Egypt sent medical supplies and basic food to Mozambique after floods displaced families and disrupted essential services. Health-Related Tragedy Abroad: A deadly Delhi hotel fire raised concerns about safety and negligence, with multiple foreign victims including Mozambicans reported among the casualties.