Angola announced a program to train more than one hundred health professionals in neuroscience fields. The initiative covers neurology, neurosurgery and psychiatry under a human‑resource‑for‑health scheme. Funding for the coursework comes from the World Bank. Officials said the push aims to expand the country’s capacity to treat complex brain and mental health conditions. The announcement was made on Friday, October 30, in Luanda. Participants will receive both academic instruction and practical clinical experience. The government hopes the newly qualified specialists will improve service delivery in hospitals nationwide.