Julius Nyerere Burn Hospital Opens: Angola officially inaugurated the President Julius Nyerere General Burn Hospital in Luanda on Aug. 1, a $150m–$155m referral facility with 252 inpatient beds and 66 critical care beds, focused on high-complexity burn care, complex wound treatment, reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation. Cuanza Sul Accident Response: After the Quibaúla road crash near Sumbe left 22 dead and 12 injured, forensic teams in Benguela began collecting DNA samples to identify victims, while three severely injured patients were transferred to Luanda’s burn unit for specialized care; hospital officials say key patients remain stable. Health Training Boost: Angola’s Ministry of Health handed over 3,000+ technical and scientific medical books to strengthen specialist training, supporting 3,550 doctors enrolled in 39 specialty programs nationwide. Malaria and Climate Risk: A new study says climate change is “moving” malaria—slightly increasing risk overall so far, but shifting hotspots, with potential reductions in today’s hottest areas and rising risk in southern and East Africa. Ebola Pressure in DRC: Africa CDC urged stronger international support as the DRC’s Ebola outbreak expands, citing limited contact tracing and rising community cases and deaths. Church Debate: Angola’s Catholic faithful are debating an anonymous request to appoint a “white bishop” in the Mbanza-Kongo diocese, sparking wider questions about church-state dynamics and missionary roles.