Water Crisis in Muyinga: In Buhumuza’s Muyinga, dry taps and costly jerrycans are pushing residents toward unreliable sources, raising fears of waterborne disease spread in crowded neighborhoods. Refugee Health Relief in Musasa: After over six months of shortages, UNHCR resumed daily water trucking to Musasa camp, easing health and hygiene pressures for more than 9,000 Congolese refugees. Sexual Violence Alarm in Rumonge: SOS Médias Burundi reports at least four sexual violence cases in one month, including three involving children, with victims taken to Rumonge Hospital for treatment. Ebola Watch at Borders (Kagera): Kagera authorities ordered schools to screen students arriving from Ebola-affected neighboring countries, boosted thermal checks at entry points, and expanded isolation readiness. Specialized Care Link to Tanzania (Benjamin Mkapa Hospital): Burundi is sending patients to Benjamin Mkapa Hospital as Tanzania’s medical tourism grows; a fundraising gala raised over Sh2.2 billion for kidney and bone marrow transplants for underprivileged patients. Humanitarian Pressure (UN): UN OCHA warns Eastern Africa needs urgent help for 48.5 million people in 2026, citing conflict, displacement, disease risks including Ebola, and worsening food insecurity. Disaster Preparedness for Media (Kakuma/UNESCO): Kakama and UNESCO launched a disaster preparedness and response framework for media institutions in Bujumbura to support safer, more resilient community reporting. Violence Against Women in Rumours/Reports: Separate reports from Rumonge and elsewhere highlight ongoing risks to women and children, with calls for faster protection and justice.