Hepatitis B Drive: Angola’s public health campaign identified 2,954 positive cases out of 42,214 tests, with 444,000 tests distributed across provinces including Luanda, Benguela, Huíla and Cabinda—aimed at faster detection and referral for care. Water & Health Link: In Cunene, officials highlighted new drought-response water works, including the Cafu canal and upcoming Ndúe and Calucuve dams, as key to protecting livelihoods and wellbeing. One Health Planning: Luanda launched work on Nature4Health (N4H), tying ecosystem protection and biodiversity to public health and climate risk reduction. Food Safety Alert: Foods Alive Inc recalled organic moringa leaf powder in Angola-wide distribution after potential Salmonella contamination was flagged; no illnesses reported yet. Maternal & Child Safety: Omusati police arrested a woman accused of concealing a birth and dumping a newborn in a pit latrine; she was admitted to Oshikuku Mission Hospital under guard. Rabies Watch (Regional): Scientists reported unusual rabies activity among seals in the Benguela Current ecosystem, urging people not to touch sick or dead animals. Mob Violence Risk: A BBC investigation links “genital theft” rumours—amplified by social media—to more than 80 lynchings across multiple African countries, including Angola.