Ebola Response: Mauritius has imposed a temporary entry ban on foreign nationals who have visited, transited through, or stayed in the DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan in the past 21 days, with Mauritians and permitted residents allowed in but facing mandatory 21-day quarantine, plus screening at points of entry and immediate isolation for symptomatic travellers. Event Disruption: The U.S.-Africa Business Summit 2026, planned for Mauritius in late July, has been postponed due to Ebola-related public health concerns and WHO guidance. Public Health & Travel Risk: Travellers are being urged to consider trip cancellation insurance to protect prepaid, non-refundable costs when illness or other unforeseen events force cancellations. Health Systems & Access: A debate is emerging around telehealth access for pensioners, highlighting how digital barriers can leave older people without practical support. Regional Health Capacity: A new Moody’s warning flags how informality dominates Sub-Saharan Africa’s jobs and limits fiscal space—raising pressure on governments to fund healthcare and other services. Radiation Safety Oversight: An IAEA mission assessed Malta’s radiation regulatory framework, including oversight for medical and industrial radiation use, with Mauritius among the international experts.