WHO Internship: The UN health agency opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 WHO member states, including 54 African countries, with placements across Switzerland and country offices and roles posted on a continuous basis. CEMAC Health Supply Stability: A new study urges BEAC to set up an emergency liquidity facility of CFA1.7–2.3 trillion to keep essential imports like food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals flowing during geopolitical shocks—key for medicines and public health continuity in CEMAC, including Gabon. Water Access for Health: African leaders and water experts met in Chad for the African Water Forum, with Gabon’s president stressing that universal safe drinking water is vital for health and dignity; the forum calls for faster action on water governance and funding. Gabon in Global Visa Access: India released a 2026 e-Visa list covering 32 African countries, including Gabon, enabling eligible travellers to apply online for tourism, business, and medical travel. Public Health Integrity & Fraud: In South Africa, a Gabonese businessman was sentenced to an effective 10 years for VAT refund fraud using forged medical invoices, highlighting the need for tighter controls around healthcare-related claims. Health Policy & Culture: Merck Foundation marked its 9th anniversary and ran its Africa Asia Luminary 2026 conference with first ladies, including Gabon’s first lady, during World Infertility Awareness Month. Iboga Governance: A Gabonese official says iboga is now a government-level policy issue as international demand grows, pushing for frameworks that protect cultural heritage while engaging responsibly. Digital Health Workforce: A separate list highlights WHO-funded internship eligibility across African countries, reinforcing that Gabonese applicants can target Switzerland-based public health experience. Health-Related Tech Ads: Google updated its alcohol and gambling policy rules, expanding where ads can run and tightening certification requirements—relevant for health-focused advertising compliance.