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Medical Access for Detainees: Guinea-Bissau’s military government has allowed opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira to leave prison and travel to Portugal for medical treatment after a military hospital said his condition “could not be properly treated” in Guinea-Bissau. Diplomatic Pressure: Reuters reports ECOWAS urged the junta to release detained political figures unconditionally; Portugal’s foreign ministry said it is working with ECOWAS and the African Union to restore constitutional order. Health & Safety in Conflict Zones: Separate reports highlight the risks to civilians and workers in war-affected areas, including a deadly missile strike on the Guinea-Bissau-flagged vessel MV Golden Leo near Odesa, where multiple crew members were killed and others were taken to hospital for care. Regional Health Policy Watch: A separate roundup notes several African countries are shifting from older eHealth plans to more integrated, often statutory digital health strategies—relevant for how care systems scale and connect.

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