Burn Care Upgrade in Luanda: A Brazilian UNIFESP delegation is in Angola updating training and care protocols for the new President Julius Nyerere Burn Hospital, covering burns, complex wounds, microsurgical reconstruction, infection control, clinical nutrition, physiotherapy, and hospital pharmacy. HIV Prevention Progress in Huambo: Huambo reports 262 babies born HIV-negative to HIV-positive mothers in the first half of 2026, with 13 of 275 births testing positive, alongside wider antenatal testing and fewer treatment abandonments. Sanitary Inspections Expand: Angola’s Inspector-General of Sanitary Activities is extending inspections to clinics, aesthetic medicine centers, and beauty salons, targeting unlicensed staff, expired products, and improper authorization—irregular sites face closure. Burn Hospital Legacy Spotlight: Health Minister Sílvia Lutucuta praised Neves Bendinha Hospital professionals for decades of burn care, noting the push to rehabilitate services ahead of the new burn facility. Ebola Response Strain in the Region: DRC and Africa CDC say tracking new Ebola cases is getting harder as contact tracing coverage drops and testing kits run low, with the outbreak spreading further. Workforce & Health Education: Trine University Angola-linked health professions advising updates were presented at a national conference, while the Tailgate for Talent career fair invites employers to recruit students across health sciences. Hunger Strikes in ICE Jails: Advocates report rising hunger strikes tied to due process concerns and deteriorating detention conditions.