HIV Update: Angola’s latest health indicators survey puts national HIV prevalence at 1.6% (about 370,000 people living with HIV/AIDS, including 240,000 women and 27,000 pregnant women), with border provinces highest—Lunda-Sul (4.9%), Lunda-Norte (4.4%), Cunene (3.3%), and Moxico (2.9%). Child Protection: SOS Child reports 19,440 cases of violence against minors via the 15015 hotline from January to April, led by Benguela (1,680), then Luanda (1,420) and Bié (1,330); 495 cases involve sexual abuse. Cholera Response: Angola has mobilized over 3 million doses of oral cholera vaccine from the global emergency stock, with campaign timing depending on the outbreak’s evolution in Bengo, Luanda, Malanje, and Cuanza Norte. Health Workforce: Angola’s Health Minister says training is being expanded through Brazil cooperation, with 1,075 professionals currently in training and 351 already completed, plus plans to strengthen specialized and maternal-child health skills. Ebola Risk Measures: St. Vincent and the Grenadines issues a strict travel advisory, naming Angola among countries flagged for higher Ebola transmission risk, alongside enhanced screening and possible quarantine on arrival. Sports & Youth: Angola’s Youth and Sports Minister calls for the next 50 years to focus on building excellence in schools, institutions, and national sports.