Monkeypox watch in Moxico: Angola’s eastern Moxico Leste province (Luau) reports two suspected mpox cases; suspects are isolated and awaiting lab results, while a vaccination push has covered 1,400 people among at-risk groups. HIV update: Angola’s HIV prevalence is reported at 1.6% (about 370,000 people living with HIV/AIDS), with border provinces highest—Lunda-Sul leads at 4.9%. Child protection data: SOS Child says 19,440 reports of violence against children were logged via the 15015 hotline from January to April, with sexual abuse accounting for 495 cases. World Environment Day—health links: Angola’s Vice President and Environment Minister urged youth to act as sustainability ambassadors during tree-planting events, while Uíge discussed plastic pollution’s harms to ecosystems, health, and the economy. Water safety concern: A global drinking-water risk ranking highlights unsafe water as a major public health threat, with many African nations among the lowest-ranked. Ebola preparedness in the region: St. Vincent and the Grenadines issued an Ebola travel advisory and screening/quarantine steps for arrivals from high-risk countries including Angola. Public health and travel: Experts warn that major travel surges (including World Cup tourism) can strain outbreak readiness if health systems are under-resourced.