Ethiopia’s Health Investment Push: Ethiopia says it wants Addis Ababa to become a top African hub for specialized healthcare, medical investment, and regional health cooperation, with leaders calling for stronger regional ties and public-private partnerships. Regional Health Cooperation: The Health Minister urged cross-border action on health security, supply chains, workforce movement, and local pharma production to reduce dependence on external disruptions. Yellow Fever Risk: A report alleges officials in Malawi are selling yellow fever certificates to unvaccinated travelers, raising concerns for travelers heading to destinations including Ethiopia. Malaria Drug Resistance Watch: A new study links Ethiopia’s malaria resurgence to growing genetic markers tied to resistance and weaker performance of common diagnostic tests. Tigray Drone Injuries: A drone strike in Mekelle injured at least 13 people, including children and women, as fears of renewed conflict grow. Oromia Health Access: MSF launched a new general and specialist healthcare programme in West and East Wollega to restore essential services and strengthen facilities. Women’s Health Research: Studies highlight barriers to pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy and the importance of immediate postpartum family planning support. Health & Wellness Lifestyle: Research on coffee and blood pressure finds short-term spikes but a more complex long-term picture, with tolerance and genetics playing roles. Health Systems Data Use (Somalia): A commentary stresses better district and regional supportive supervision to improve facility HMIS data quality and how it’s used. Food Systems Momentum: Rwanda hosts the Africa Food Systems Forum as leaders focus on food, jobs, and resilience—key themes for health through nutrition and stability. Sudan Displacement at Ethiopia’s Border: War-linked attacks and cross-border violence are driving thousands into displacement with urgent needs for food, medicine, and shelter.