Ebola Preparedness: Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya urged African governments to fund Ebola response and vaccine development themselves, warning the continent can’t keep “begging” foreign partners as Congo/Uganda cases rise. Maternal Health Emergency: A case report highlights severe antepartum eclampsia complicated by intrauterine fetal demise and pulmonary edema—an urgent reminder of how late care and weak emergency obstetric capacity can turn pregnancy complications deadly. Refugee Health & Services: MSF says more than 100,000 people have returned to Akobo after fighting, but healthcare has collapsed: looted facilities, halted vaccinations, and worsening water and sanitation ahead of peak malaria season. Climate & Disease Risk: El Niño is back, with forecasts pointing to flooding, landslides, crop losses, and higher disease risk across East Africa—raising pressure on health systems and food security. Ethiopia Health Financing: MSI Ethiopia discusses shifting from donor dependence to a financially self-sustaining model, reinvesting domestic revenue into reproductive and maternal-child health for underserved communities. Community Health Access: A viral story from Amhara shows a 12-year-old taking a sick chicken to a human hospital, then getting directed to veterinary care—spotlighting how people seek help and the importance of clear referral pathways. World Refugee Day Focus: Qatar Charity launched a campaign to support refugees with food, water, shelter, sanitation, and medical care across multiple host countries including Ethiopia. Displacement Reality Check: Coverage on protracted displacement notes many refugees in Eastern and Southern Africa spend nearly 16 years in asylum, with long-term health and protection needs growing across generations.