Ebola Alert: Africa CDC says the fast-growing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda has pushed deaths past 600, with 1,779 confirmed cases and major gaps in safe burials, financing, and healthcare worker protection. Public Health Risk: Lawyers report US deportees held in a hotel in Equatorial Guinea were also used to quarantine suspected Ebola patients, raising concerns about infection control in detention settings. Eye Care Access: Huambo’s free cataract surgery drive at Huambo General Hospital restored vision for 514 patients in five days, with some complex cases referred to Luanda for specialized treatment. Youth & Health Planning: On World Population Day, UNFPA and Angola’s planners stressed that Angola’s young population can only translate into gains through sustained investment in education, health, sexual and reproductive rights, and youth jobs. Cost of Living & Food Security: Angola’s inflation eased to 10.11% in June, while food and transport remain key drivers; separately, Shoprite links food price pressure to fuel and logistics costs. Health Workforce: Angola plans training for 38,000 health professionals by 2028, aiming to strengthen service delivery. Infrastructure for Care: A fundraiser in Luanda’s Cacuaco is collecting money for a new medical centre with consultation rooms, maternity services, and a pharmacy. Cybersecurity: Angola is reported as Africa’s most attacked country in June, with ransomware activity rising globally—an indirect threat to health systems’ operations.