HIV Prevention Breakthrough: UNAIDS reports new HIV infections and AIDS deaths are at their lowest in 30+ years, with lenacapavir-style prevention drugs showing major promise and several countries (including Zimbabwe) cutting new infections sharply since 2010. Public Health Safety Call: Zimbabwe urges people returning from South Africa after xenophobic attacks to get medical check-ups immediately, warning that injuries, trauma and hidden infections can worsen if treatment is delayed. Livestock Health Ahead of El Niño: Masvingo ramps up anthrax vaccination, already surpassing targets, alongside diptank repairs, water development and farmer training to protect food security and livelihoods. Clinic Access Boost: Government commissions the US$250,000 Kennebec Clinic in Umguza, Matabeleland North, bringing solar-powered services, piped water and pharmacy support to thousands. Child Online Safety & Mental Health: Chitungwiza Junior Council launches a digital awareness campaign in schools under the national child online protection policy, followed by a mental health awareness drive. Animal Welfare Support: Free mobile donkey clinics in Gwanda South offer examinations, deworming, wound care and anti-parasitic spraying. Food Safety Warning: Investigations allege some chicken farmers illegally mix ARVs into feed, raising concerns about harm to consumers and risks to HIV treatment. Water & Hygiene Stress: Reports from Musina highlight how unreliable water supply undermines basic hygiene and healthy living conditions for indigent families. Health System Context: A broader SDG 3 focus highlights uneven progress in Zimbabwe’s health outcomes, with infant mortality singled out as a key area of improvement.