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Medical Access & Humanitarian Release: Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira has been allowed to leave prison and travel to Portugal for medical treatment after a court decision, with his family citing health needs and noting a 90-day medical leave period. Health Systems & Self-Reliance: Nigeria and the African Union reaffirmed plans to strengthen Africa’s health systems and reduce dependence on external assistance for public health challenges. Malaria & Climate Risk: A new study finds climate change has slightly reduced malaria spread in today’s hottest hotspots, but may raise risk in southern and East Africa as temperatures shift. Women’s Health & Rights: In The Gambia, civil society is again mobilizing against efforts to overturn the national ban on female genital mutilation, after harassment of survivors intensified as the Supreme Court case proceeds. Water Security: New data shows Guinea-Bissau has about 24% access to safely managed drinking water, highlighting major gaps in safe water and sanitation. Regional Environment (Health Link): Mangrove restoration efforts are expanding across Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, and Sierra Leone under a regional mangrove corridor plan, aiming to protect ecosystems and community resilience.

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