Eritrean Public Health: The Eritrean Public Health Association held its 4th Scientific Conference and Congress in Asmara, sharing research on topics like adolescent smoking, school absenteeism linked to menstrual problems, home delivery, and quality of life among glaucoma patients, while also discussing a revised association constitution and plans to define job descriptions for public health professionals. Education & Science: The 2025/2026 eighth-grade national examination began across Eritrea, running until 5 June, with 68,197 students at 535 centers; the test includes Mathematics, English, Civic Education, and Science, and covers special-needs schools plus Eritrean community centers in Riyadh/Jeddah and a center in Kassala. Ebola Preparedness: Eritrea’s Ministry of Health says integrated measures are underway to control Ebola risk, including public information campaigns, airport temperature screening, passenger questioning, and strengthened laboratory capacity, with guidance issued to Eritreans in Uganda and South Sudan. Debt & Development Signals: A new debt-to-GDP snapshot flags Eritrea among the highest-debt countries in Africa, a reminder that fiscal pressure can squeeze room for development and public services. Climate Watch: The World Meteorological Organization warns El Niño is likely to develop this June–August, with potential rainfall shifts affecting eastern and southern Africa—relevant for planning health, agriculture, and infrastructure.