Global Health Funding: A new analysis says the Trump administration’s bilateral health agreements could cut U.S. support for HIV/AIDS, Ebola and TB by tens of billions by 2030, with Burundi flagged among the steepest reductions. Ebola Emergency: The UN says the DRC Ebola response is only 48% funded and could run out of money within weeks, as insecurity and attacks on health workers slow containment; prevention is already starting in Burundi. Local Care in Burundi: U.S. Army medical professionals joined Burundian teams at Kamenge Military Hospital during a readiness exercise, treating 600+ patients across trauma, surgery, infectious diseases, anesthesia, dental and obstetrics. Health Workforce & Maternal Care: Africa’s health ministers backed 10-year strategies to expand and regulate the workforce, while a study in maternity wards across sub-Saharan Africa reported a 22% drop in early perinatal deaths. Nutrition & Food Systems: PABRA’s 30-year bean research push in Rwanda is framed as a health-and-nutrition win—turning varieties into farms and markets to fight malnutrition and low productivity. Community Health & Access: A lead-testing training program in Kenya included Burundi representatives, aiming to reduce children’s exposure to toxic lead in paint. Cross-Border Health Risks: Reports from travelers heading toward Rwanda describe increased interrogations and intimidation at borders, raising concerns for safe access to care.