Ebola Preparedness Funding: Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya urged African governments to fund Ebola vaccine and response work themselves, warning the continent can’t keep “begging” foreign partners as Congo and Uganda face a fast-moving outbreak. Maternal Health Case Report: A clinical report highlights severe antepartum eclampsia complicated by intrauterine fetal demise and pulmonary edema, underscoring how high-risk pregnancy care can fail when emergency capacity is limited. Refugee Support & Health Access: Qatar Charity launched a World Refugee Day campaign to deliver food, clean water, shelter and medical care to displaced families, including in Ethiopia and neighboring host countries. Refugee Inclusion Roadmap (Ethiopia): Ethiopia unveiled the Makatet Roadmap to integrate refugees into national education, healthcare and economic systems—shifting from camps toward long-term, government-led inclusion. Midwives Visa Barriers: Global midwife leaders warned that last-minute visa refusals at an ICM congress in Lisbon blocked key African experts, threatening progress on preventing avoidable mother-and-baby deaths. Humanitarian Crisis in Akobo: MSF said over 100,000 people returned to Akobo after conflict, but healthcare services collapsed after looting, with vaccination halted and severe malnutrition and unsafe water conditions rising. Climate & Disease Risk: El Niño is back, and East Africa—including Ethiopia—faces flood, landslide, crop-loss and disease-outbreak risks, raising the stakes for preparedness. Public Health & Safety: A U.S. customs seizure of 139 pounds of Ethiopian khat at Dulles Airport points to ongoing cross-border drug enforcement that can affect public health. Community Health Story: A viral Ethiopian child’s decision to take a sick chicken to a hospital (then a vet) reflects growing awareness of seeking care early—an everyday lesson with health parallels.