Breastfeeding Reforms: Namibia’s Ministry of Health and Social Services is rolling out the “Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding” across maternity wards and antenatal clinics after exclusive breastfeeding remains low (49% nationally; just 25% in Khomas), with fathers and workplaces urged to support mothers. Palliative Cancer Support: The Cancer Association of Namibia (WO30) secured N$1.45m to admit state cancer patients to its hospice facilities in Windhoek and Swakopmund, expanding access to care for people without medical aid. Road Safety & Injuries: Two separate Western Bypass truck crashes in Windhoek left fatalities and serious injuries, including cattle deaths; police urge drivers to slow down and follow traffic officers. Cybercrime Warning: Interpol reports AI is driving a surge in African cybercrime, with ransomware increasingly targeting healthcare and public services, including Namibia. Sanitation Health Risk: Katima Mulilo’s sewage crisis is blamed on an aging system beyond capacity, raising public health concerns ahead of major tourism events. GBV Update: Namibia recorded over 18,500 gender-based violence cases in 2025/26, with police calling for victim-centred services and community prevention. New Health Facility: Okondjatu health centre opened with N$9.3m funding, boosting local access to care. Polio Focus (Regional): Angola says it’s translating recent polio campaign lessons into stronger immunisation plans to accelerate eradication. Local Health Advocacy: Lukato urges citizens to give honest feedback and pushes for referral hospitals in multiple regions to strengthen healthcare delivery.