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Electrification & Health Access: A World Bank-backed “Mission 300” report says Tanzania, Nigeria, and Ethiopia are the biggest beneficiaries, with over 50 million people connected to electricity in under three years—powering homes, businesses, schools, and health facilities (including vaccine refrigeration). Safe Water Gap: A new global map highlights that more than 2 billion people still lack safely managed drinking water, with access near-universal in many wealthy countries but below 20% in several low-income settings—an urgent reminder for water, sanitation, and health planning. Regional Health Financing Context: West Africa is pushing stronger tax cooperation to fund development priorities like healthcare, as governments face rising needs and rely less on external funding. Wellness Promotion: International Day of Yoga events worldwide focused on “Yoga for Healthy Ageing,” spotlighting yoga as a low-cost approach to healthier, more active lives.

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