Malaria Surge: Namibia reports 122 malaria deaths and 122,612 confirmed cases this year, with cases rising fast as the government prepares indoor spraying for 1.2 million households—though officials say prevention efforts are still below targets. Food Safety Recall: Foods Alive in Angola, Indiana recalls 8-ounce organic moringa leaf powder nationwide after a supplier test flagged possible Salmonella contamination; no illnesses reported so far, and production/distribution is suspended while the FDA investigates. Climate & Health Link: Angola’s Nature4Health (N4H) project in Luanda begins work to connect health, biodiversity and climate change, aiming to reduce risks to food and water security as ecosystems degrade. Drought Displacement Rights: Amnesty International warns that Angolans fleeing drought into Namibia can face arrest, detention, lack of healthcare access, and deportation due to gaps in legal protection for disaster-driven displacement. Water Access in the Region: Angola’s drought response continues with Cunene water projects—Cafu canal and new barrages Ndúe and Calucuve—while provincial leaders highlight improving rural supply. Community Health Support: A North Carolina prison program shows how peer “field ministers” provide faith-based counseling and support, including for grief, addiction and mental health.