Cross-Border Health Security: Namibia’s Ministry of Health and Social Services is pushing for stronger cross-border cooperation to stop infectious disease outbreaks spreading through travel and trade, warning the country is exposed to threats like Ebola, Marburg and yellow fever. Health Workforce Training: The MOHSS and the University of Namibia signed an MoU to better link clinical practice, research and hospital-based training so health education matches real needs in clinics and communities. Medicine Supply Boost: Namibia is investing about N$178m to expand medical storage capacity after public facilities reported medicine shortages, with stock levels previously sitting around 60%. Medical Aid Rules Clarified: Namaf welcomed a High Court ruling that clarifies its role in administering practice numbers, while stressing its evaluative powers must stay within the Medical Aid Funds Act. Maternal Health Support: Namibia marked Indigenous Peoples’ Day by highlighting the ongoing value of traditional midwives in rural maternal care, calling for traditional knowledge and modern healthcare to complement each other. Workplace Alcohol Culture: A workplace-focused push for responsible, moderate alcohol consumption is gaining traction, with Namibia Breweries positioning it as both a safety and wellness issue. Nurse Assault Allegation: MOHSS is investigating another alleged assault involving a nurse at Outjo, following a similar incident at Okahandja last month. Trade With Health Links: India and Namibia agreed to deepen cooperation including pharmaceuticals and services, alongside value addition in critical minerals.