Health Workforce Boost: Angola’s Ministry of Health (MINSA) says it has trained 21,713 health professionals under the Human Resources Strengthening Programme (PFRHS), reaching 57.13% of its 2028 target, with training in Angola and abroad and a partnership with Brazil’s UNIFESP, including progress in infectology. Nursing Specialization Expansion: MINSA also plans to open 4,800 new nursing specialization slots to decentralize advanced training across multiple provinces, including community health, maternal/neonatal care, pediatrics, emergency/trauma, nephrology, ICU, anesthesiology and infectious disease, with new tracks such as cardiology, oncology and forensic nursing. Public Health & Safety in Focus: A Luanda case highlights the need for strong emergency response and follow-up care after a critically burned patient was stabilized through U.S.–Angolan medical collaboration at Hospital Militar Principal during a MEDREX readiness exercise. Health System Risk Watch: Cybersecurity reporting flags rising attacks in Angola’s energy and utilities sectors, a reminder that health services depend on reliable power and communications.