Maternal health innovation: Shuwen Biotech has announced a South Africa clinical study of CercaTest RED™, a point-of-care urine test aimed at short-term prediction of preeclampsia—potentially helping earlier triage for high-risk pregnant women. Cholera update: A veteran Harare choral conductor, Rodwell Christopher Samkange, has died of cholera as cases and hospitalisations continue to be reported. Cancer care push: Zimbabwe has appealed to WHO for stronger support to expand access to affordable cancer medicines, diagnostics, screening and oncology services. Returnee support at Beitbridge: Government says 72,658 Zimbabweans have been repatriated through Beitbridge, with ward-level economic reintegration support underway, including dignity kits and rice for women and families. Public health and safety: Parliament heard that Zimbabwe has found no data linking COVID-19 vaccines to children’s developmental disorders, while Harare is also dealing with reports of suspected growth and developmental concerns raised by parents. Violence and health impacts: Two separate domestic tragedies in Harare—children burned in a cabin fire and a father accused of killing two children—highlight urgent needs for child protection and mental health support. Access and care closer to communities: A Nyanga North outreach funded by Dr Henry Dandadzi and partners provided free consultations, diagnosis and treatment for thousands, including vulnerable groups. Health system staffing and wellness: Government encouraged employee wellness and fitness to help prevent non-communicable diseases like diabetes and hypertension. Transport with health implications: Air Zimbabwe’s Harare–London route is reopening after 14 years, with early bookings and cargo demand reported.