Public Health Emergency: WHO warns the DRC’s rare Ebola Bundibugyo strain could become the deadliest ever, with 2,000+ deaths and no approved vaccine, pushing a community-led approach to detect cases and support care. Faith & Civic Peacebuilding: More than 50 Muslim and Christian leaders signed an interfaith peace accord in Abuja to launch a national harmony initiative, aiming to reduce religious tensions amid ongoing insurgent violence. NGO Accountability & Media Rights: Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is accused of removing names of slain Gazan “journalists” from its database after they were previously identified as media workers, raising questions about how nonprofits document conflict deaths. Grantmaking for Conservation: The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund opens a marine conservation grants call for up to $50,000, but requires grant-writing and monitoring training for local NGOs. Community Fundraising & Local Services: A new Marshall’s opening plans a $10,000 donation to local nonprofit Opening Doors, while a SNAP cut leaves some seniors scrambling after shelter deductions changed benefits. Health & Safety in the Spotlight: A teen drowned at NYC’s Rockaway Beach after urging lifeguards to save his friend first, underscoring risks at rip-current sites.