Lake Chad Water Funding: The EU and Germany launched the €11.25m LACHAWAMA water management programme in Bangui, with €7m from the EU and €4.25m from Germany, aiming to strengthen shared water governance, hydrological monitoring, and climate resilience across the Lake Chad Basin—supporting livelihoods and stability for communities in CAR and neighbouring states. Banking Regulation in CEMAC: Yaoundé hosts the Community of African Banking Supervisors (CABS) meeting (June 4–5) under “Strengthening Prudential Cooperation and Financial Stability in Africa,” with CAR’s COBAC president Yvon Sana Bangui highlighting tighter risk management as digital finance and new instruments reshape prudential risks. Security and Mining Crackdown in CAR’s East: CAR’s Minister Atanga Nji said post-election calm is holding in the East Region, while warning that those behind violence and illegal mining will be held accountable, urging civic education and tighter social cohesion. Ebola Watch for Central Africa: Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya warned that lack of licensed tools for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain and intense cross-border movement could spread the outbreak, listing CAR among countries at high risk. Health and Public Service Reform: A HaPSNA meeting in Abidjan (including CAR) focuses on integrating community health workers into civil service systems to strengthen delivery through public service reforms.