Eye Health in Huambo: Angola’s National Ophthalmological Institute (IONA) says 514 cataract patients regained vision in a free surgery drive at Huambo General Hospital, exceeding the 512 target; 45 complex cases will be referred to Luanda for specialized care, while IONA links rising eye disease to diabetes, poor diet, sedentary habits and misuse of electronic devices. Ebola Watch (Regional Health Risk): Reports say migrants deported from the U.S. and held in a Malabo hotel in Equatorial Guinea were also used to quarantine at least one suspected Ebola patient, as Africa CDC warns the Bundibugyo outbreak in DRC and Uganda has surpassed 600 deaths and is still accelerating. Health Access via Fundraising: City Sightseeing Oxford raised £638.58 for a new medical centre in Cacuaco, Luanda, aiming to serve communities far from the nearest hospital, with plans for consultation rooms, maternity care and a pharmacy. Public Health Planning (Demographic Dividend): UNFPA reiterates support for Angola to use 2024 census data to turn the demographic dividend into sustainable development, stressing investment in education, health and youth jobs. Health System Costs & Affordability: Angola’s inflation eased to 10.11% in June, with food and transport driving changes and health contributing 0.46% to the overall rise. Healthcare Workforce Pipeline: Angola plans training for 38,000 health professionals by 2028, as part of broader efforts to strengthen services.