Hepatitis B Push in Angola: Angola’s public health authorities say a July–August campaign tested 42,214 people and found 2,954 positive cases (overall positivity 7%), with 444,000 tests distributed across provinces to boost prevention, early detection, and referral for care. Water Security in Cunene: Angola’s Cunene province highlights improved water access tied to drought-response infrastructure, including the Cafu canal and the upcoming inauguration of the Ndúe and Calucuve dams, aimed at protecting rural communities and livestock. One Health and Climate Link: Luanda officials say the Nature4Health (N4H) project is starting work to connect ecosystem protection, biodiversity, and climate change with public health and safer living conditions. Rabies Alert in the Benguela Current: Scientists warn of an unusual rabies outbreak among seals in the Benguela Current ecosystem, urging people not to touch sick or dead animals as health and tourism risks grow. Maternal Health & Safety: In Omusati, police report a woman arrested after allegedly concealing the birth of a newborn and dumping the baby in a pit latrine; the case is under investigation. Drought Displacement Rights: Amnesty International reports Angolans fleeing drought into Namibia face arrest, detention, lack of healthcare access, and deportation due to gaps in legal protection.