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Telecom Pressure in Burundi: ABUCO says mobile and internet services are deteriorating, with rising data prices and poorer call quality, urging authorities to act. Health System Strain: King Khaled Hospital in Bujumbura is overwhelmed in maternity and obstetric emergencies, with staff warning that delays are already costing lives. Water Crisis in Refugee Camp: In Uganda’s Nakivale camp, taps and wells have run dry for months, forcing families to travel for water or buy it at high prices. US Visa Bond Policy: The U.S. is making its refundable visa bond programme permanent for business/tourism visas for 50 countries, including Burundi, with deposits up to $20,000 from Aug 3. Climate & Malaria Risk: A Nature study says climate change is shifting childhood malaria risk—rising in southern and East Africa while easing pressure in today’s hottest hotspots. Regional Security—Somalia: African troop contributors in Kampala are pushing the UN to extend AUSSOM support by 18–24 months as funding and logistics backing wind down.

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