Health Complaints Reform: Namibia’s health ministry has launched a new Standard Operating Procedure for handling patient complaints, aiming for clearer pathways, faster responses, and stronger confidentiality after public frustration over neglect, poor communication, discrimination, and unauthorised sharing of patient info. Medicine Supply Push: Cabinet approved health agreements to boost access to medicines and medical devices, including cooperation with Egypt on pharma and devices and procurement support via Africa CDC—coming as medicine stock levels were reported at about 60%. Malaria Warning: Rising temperatures are driving a malaria spike across southern Africa, with Namibia also seeing higher infections as climate change extends transmission seasons. Mental Health & Care: A new push to address long-term psychological harm from rape and gender-based violence highlights anxiety, depression, and trauma that can linger long after court cases end. Public Health Access for Children: A Chinese Dragon Boat Festival outreach at SOS Children’s Villages combined cultural exchange with free healthcare services for vulnerable Namibian children. Financial Stress & Safety: MPs called for an end to direct salary deductions by microlenders, warning it worsens financial strain and mental health for civil servants. Inclusion Through Sport: Lüderitz Disability Council used a sports day to promote wellbeing, belonging, and inclusion for people with disabilities.