Repatriation & Reintegration: Namibia has launched a voluntary programme to bring about 1,000 citizens back from South Africa, with regions preparing reception sites (including community halls) and plans covering school placements, healthcare support and job referrals. Skin Health & Stigma: Namibia is moving to tackle vitiligo myths after experts said stigma is isolating patients; plans include the country’s first vitiligo research and a national patient support group. Health System Oversight: The Ministry of Health is investigating allegations that doctors are leaving interns in charge of facilities, with surprise inspections and regulatory reviews planned. Polio Update: Namibia’s polio response reached over 90% coverage, but officials admit some children were missed, pointing to gaps in microplanning, logistics, cold chain and community engagement that need tighter follow-up. Mental Health for Men: Omaheke police held a “strong men, healthy minds” conference, highlighting stress, depression, burnout and suicide prevention, and urging men to seek help. Healthcare Access in Practice: The ministry says transport shortages are preventing some districts from reaching mobile clinics and community health posts, affecting consistent service delivery. Community Health & Training: NUST agriculture students completed a beekeeping internship with practical hive inspections, linking beekeeping to pollination and sustainable food systems. Disability Advocacy: A disability rights leader says decisions must include the voices of persons with disabilities, pushing for inclusion and equal opportunities.