Food Security: The UN World Food Programme says the Middle East conflict is now driving a hunger spiral that is hitting Somalia hard—rising fuel and transport costs are pushing up food prices while aid funding shortfalls force cutbacks; WFP warns 6.5 million Somalis (about a third of the population) face severe hunger in 2026, with an additional 2.5 million at risk if disruptions continue. Public Health Preparedness: St. Vincent and the Grenadines issued a strict travel advisory and stepped up Ebola screening, quarantine, and isolation measures, naming Somalia among the higher-risk countries for potential Ebola importation. Ebola Response Funding: Kenya received KSh647 million from Africa CDC and WHO to support a joint continental preparedness and response plan for the ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, covering surveillance, lab testing, infection control, and community engagement. Somalia Health & Safety Context: Reports from Mogadishu describe renewed heavy clashes that have displaced families and disrupted daily life—conditions that can quickly worsen access to care and basic needs. Health-Related Violence: A 22-year-old woman in Lower Juba is recovering after an assault by relatives over her faith, highlighting ongoing risks to community safety that can affect access to health services.