Mobile health capacity: Namibia’s MoHSS received a portable mobile laboratory donated by Russia to speed up sample transport, boost outbreak-site testing, and strengthen disease surveillance and response. Polio vigilance: Health officials say Namibia reached over 90% coverage in its polio response, but some children were missed—prompting calls for tighter microplanning, logistics, cold chain, surveillance, and accountability. Care quality under scrutiny: The health ministry is investigating claims that licensed doctors are leaving interns in charge of facilities, with surprise inspections planned. Stigma and skin health: Namibia is tackling vitiligo stigma, with plans for the country’s first research into the condition and a national patient support group. Wellness on the ground: The NamFitness Expo & Conference returns to Windhoek (3–4 July) with health screenings, wellness talks, and fitness activations. Education for health futures: MBRGI and The Digital School launched a digital learning initiative for 500,000+ people across six African countries, including Namibia. Mental health focus: Omaheke police held a conference on men’s mental health, resilience, and suicide prevention. Health system governance: Namibia’s NHP says it strengthened finances and governance, reporting a 2025 surplus and improved reserves. Health workforce pressure: Namibia’s growing graduate unemployment—especially in education and nursing—highlights mismatches between training and labour market demand.