Cross-Border Disease Watch: Angola’s wider region is being urged to strengthen cross-border health cooperation as infectious diseases spread with people and trade, with officials highlighting risks from outbreaks like mpox and viral haemorrhagic fevers and calling for better monitoring at points of entry. Dengue on the Congo–Angola Border: New research reports dengue transmission along the Congo–Angola frontier, showing diverse Aedes mosquito viruses and warning that border areas can quietly sustain outbreaks when surveillance is uneven. Angola Health System Update: Angola’s Ministry of Health distributed more than 3,000 medical training books, supporting workforce capacity for care delivery. Regional Health Security: A workshop in Namibia emphasized that diseases don’t respect borders and stressed shared information and preparedness systems for future emergencies. Malaria Climate Shift: Scientists warn climate change may shift malaria into new high-altitude areas across East and southern Africa, meaning Angola-region planning should factor in changing risk maps. Health Diplomacy & Research Links: Tuskegee University’s Dr. Catherine Regina Gayle discussed academic and research partnerships with Angola, including pathways that can support health innovation.