Humanitarian Crisis: Nearly 3,000 Yemenis have reached Djibouti’s Obock in under a week after dangerous sea crossings, with UNHCR warning of severe shortages of shelter, food, clean water and healthcare. Horn of Africa Security: Ethiopia’s strategic vulnerability is highlighted as Red Sea risks push up freight costs on the Djibouti corridor, while an interview with Ambassador General Bacha Debele argues a seven-group coalition against the federal government lacks a viable command and end-state. Nile Water Tensions: Egypt’s PM says Cairo will defend Nile water rights “by all legally recognized steps,” rejecting unilateral moves and urging binding cooperation. Sahel Diplomacy: Algeria’s Ahmed Attaf told UNGA side meetings that security and development must be tackled together, stressing Sahel sovereignty and rejecting foreign interference. Ethiopia Conflict Update: Fighting in northern Ethiopia has reportedly returned, with communications disruptions and fears of a wider humanitarian collapse. Climate Shock: A study warns super El Niño could add about 451,000 heat-related deaths globally, with major tolls projected across Africa’s Sahel. Politics & Rights: Guinea opposition leader and former PM Sidya Toure has died in Paris at 81 amid a crackdown that dissolved major parties. Health & Tech: Ghana’s UCC team is piloting an AI mental-health and anti-bullying app with Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital input. Agriculture: Namibia faces a leadership test after FMD was detected in its internationally recognized free zone, triggering movement and trade restrictions. Football: South Africa began AFCON 2027 qualifying with a 2-1 win over Guinea as Pitso Mosimane returned to the Bafana hot seat.