Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025)

Featured in this issue is an editorial on genomic surveillance, underscoring its importance in detecting and responding to public health threats such as Mpox, while calling for Africa to invest in genomics through collaboration and partnerships. A case series report from Nsama District documents four epidemiologically linked Mpox cases, highlighting the risk of intra-household transmission and the need for timely case identification and contact tracing. Also included is an original research article on road traffic accidents in Zambia, demonstrating the value of integrating open-source intelligence with traditional surveillance to strengthen road safety monitoring.