Cleft Care Boost: A Chinese “Smile Journey” team screened Mozambican children and completed 21 reconstructive surgeries at Maputo Central Hospital for cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities, giving families new hope. AI for Development: The ITU launched the “AI for Good Lab” to help developing countries build skills, policy and infrastructure for locally relevant AI, including health-focused datasets and lower-cost open models—Mozambique is among the countries involved. Chronic Disease Focus: WHO is urging African governments to put non-communicable diseases at the center of public policy, warning that conditions like heart disease, diabetes, cancer and chronic lung illness are driving premature deaths. Ebola Readiness in Mozambique: Mozambique says it can process up to 300 emergency Ebola tests per day, strengthening rapid response capacity even as no cases are reported. Polio Vaccination Drive: Bulawayo (Zimbabwe) begins a synchronized nOPV2 campaign (7–10 July) to protect under-fives and stop poliovirus spread across the region, including Mozambique. El Niño Funding Call: UN agencies are seeking over $200m to protect 8.8m people in high-risk countries, with Mozambique listed among those facing worsening climate impacts. Mozambique Displacement Crisis: Northern Mozambique violence has displaced over 46,000 people in one week, with urgent gaps in food, shelter, clean water and services. HIV Prevention Modelling: A study suggests targeted twice-yearly lenacapavir for pregnant and breastfeeding women in high-incidence districts could cut mother-to-child HIV transmission at lower cost than universal rollout.