Seagrass & Nutrition: A new study in Cell Reports Sustainability finds fish from underwater seagrass meadows along the East African coast (including areas between Kenya and Mozambique) are about 1.6 times more nutritionally dense than fish from nearby coral reefs—good news for coastal communities facing malnutrition. Health Access in Crisis: MSF says alleged anti-migrant violence in South Africa is disrupting healthcare for displaced families, including mothers and chronically ill patients who reportedly lose access to medicines and routine care. Mozambique-Linked Tragedy at Dzaleka: Police in Malawi arrested a 44-year-old Congolese man for allegedly killing his wife at Dzaleka Refugee Camp after a dispute over pregnancy; medical checks reportedly found she was not pregnant. Returnees & Care Gaps: Malawi says it brought home 38,094 nationals from South Africa between June 7 and July 8, with six deaths on the journey; MSF-linked reports highlight how fleeing violence can interrupt treatment. Mozambique Development & Health: A World Bank warning reiterates that Mozambique’s natural resources won’t automatically improve lives—revenues should fund infrastructure, education, health, and jobs. Water Security for El Niño: Mozambique’s water plans include raising Hawane Dam capacity to protect potable supply for schools and hospitals if rainfall drops. Maternal Health Focus: A global piece argues maternal deaths can be reduced with simple, affordable interventions—especially postpartum hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia, and obstructed labor. Sickle Cell Burden: A Lancet review estimates 8.8 million children and adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa live with sickle cell disease, naming Mozambique among major contributors. Seed & Food Security: The Dutch government pledged €12.5 million to support Mozambique’s seed development program (2026–2031), aiming to expand access to climate-resilient seeds.