Vaccine & Health Security: Public Health Vaccines (PHV) says it has won a BioMaP-Consortium contract to tech transfer production and testing of its monovalent VSV ΔG Marburg (PHV01) vaccine candidate to the US, aiming to expand live viral vaccine manufacturing capacity. Specialist Care in Angola: Angola’s Ministry of Health has distributed over 3,000 medical training books to strengthen specialized training for 3,550 doctors in 39 specialty programs, with the handover linked to the Julius Nyerere Burn Hospital push for local expertise. Immunization Drive: Angola reports progress toward polio eradication after national and cross-border campaigns vaccinated more than nine million children under five, with a post-campaign evaluation workshop focused on improving future campaigns and routine immunization. Malaria Watch: New research says climate change is redrawing malaria risk across Africa—slightly increasing overall risk but shifting it, with higher risk projected for southern and East Africa including Angola. Road Safety & Burns Care: Forensic teams in Benguela began collecting DNA samples to identify victims of the Cuanza-Sul bus accident, while Luanda’s Julius Nyerere Burn Hospital says transferred burn patients remain clinically stable. Health System Pressure: Omusati’s healthcare system is under strain, with reports of staff shortages, ageing equipment, ambulance gaps, and limited diagnostics affecting access and emergency response.