Cancer care update: Seychelles’ Health Minister Dr Marvin Fanny says the Ministry keeps at least six months of essential cancer medicine stock and continues specialised treatments like immunotherapy based on patients’ clinical needs, after concerns were raised about possible shortages. Regional health planning: More than 140 officials from across SADC are set to meet in Johannesburg (15–17 July) for training on cost-benefit analysis, aimed at helping governments prioritise health and other services when budgets are tight. Marine health & environment: Scientists from 21 African countries, including Seychelles, are meeting in Accra to harmonise how microplastics are monitored in coastal areas, using nuclear and isotopic techniques to support stronger environmental policies. Health-adjacent travel access: India has released its 2026 e-Visa eligibility list for 32 African countries, including Seychelles, covering tourism, business and medical travel. Visa rules affecting Seychellois travellers: Spain’s 2026 update keeps visa-free entry for Seychelles (up to 90 days in 180), while Germany’s short-stay visa-free list for Africa includes only Mauritius and Seychelles. Public health context: A global report flags fertilizer trade disruption from the Persian Gulf conflict, warning of potential knock-on effects for food prices and food security.