Mental Health & Investment: A Germany-based expert panel argues mental health should be treated as an investable, scalable opportunity—not a “silent” cost—highlighting links to absenteeism, turnover and productivity loss. HIV Adherence Tech: Zimbabwe’s young people living with HIV who used a digital pillbox with reminders and monthly feedback were more likely to reach viral suppression at 6 months, though the benefit faded after the device was withdrawn. Food Security for Refugees: Japan, via WFP, is sending about US$1.3m in food and nutrition support to over 11,000 Tongogara refugees in Chipinge, as El Niño drought risks loom. Returnee Support at Beitbridge: Parliament’s committee praised government’s coordinated repatriation and reintegration support for Zimbabweans returning from South Africa, including duty-free property handling and medical screening. Public Health & Rumours: Africa CDC says managing rumours is key to stopping disease outbreaks, as misinformation can trigger dangerous community responses. Mining Health Crisis: A study flags a “deadly triple threat” in artisanal miners—silicosis, TB and HIV—hitting young workers hard. Local Health Services: Mpilo Hospital expands joint replacement services for hip and knee surgeries, with local surgeons taking on more cases. Public Health Risks from Corruption: Civil society warns drought-relief funds could be hijacked by politically connected “tenderpreneurs,” repeating past medical procurement scandals. Community Care: Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers’ women’s committee donated sanitary wear and essentials to Khayelihle Children’s Village, supporting vulnerable children’s health and wellbeing.