Animal Health & Biosecurity: Grenada’s Ministry of Agriculture says two horses illegally imported from St Lucia were euthanized and incinerated after testing positive for Babesia (equine babesiosis), citing no permits, no quarantine/treatment capacity, and a serious biosecurity breach; officials confirm the matter has been referred to law enforcement and a public education push will explain import rules. Public Health Travel Advisory: Grenada issued guidance ahead of a WHO-declared Ebola Bundibugyo Virus Disease emergency, urging residents to avoid nonessential travel to the DRC and Uganda, with enhanced screening and possible isolation or 21-day monitoring for arrivals. Regional Health Capacity: CARPHA trained 18 people across 15 member states in safe transport of infectious substances via an IATA workshop, aiming to strengthen lab systems and faster public health response. Children’s Health & Safety: Grenada’s cybersecurity team warned primary students that digital footprints are permanent, urging safer screen habits and mindful online sharing. Health System Strengthening: A vacancy was posted for a Chief Financial Officer for the Grenada Hospital System to lead financial controls, reporting, and readiness for future hospital governance. Wellness & Community: OECS PEARL is launching “The OECS PEARL Legacy” communications to sustain education gains, while a regional “Hope for the Future” push targets healthier school food environments and limits unhealthy food marketing.