Health Supply Boost: Namibia’s Central Procurement Board signed an N$178 million contract to start building a new Central Medical Store and refurbish the current warehouse, aiming to close a major storage gap (2,900 vs 4,600 cubic metres) and strengthen safe medicine handling nationwide. New Clinic Opens: The N$21.7 million Onamafila Primary Health Care Clinic opened in Ohangwena, bringing services closer to residents of 24 villages and urging healthcare workers to pair infrastructure with compassionate, accountable care. Public Health Cooperation: Namibia’s Ministry of Health and Social Services called for stronger cross-border coordination to prevent and respond to infectious disease outbreaks, warning that travel and logistics hubs increase outbreak risk. Maternal Health & Justice: A Windhoek woman alleges police brutality led to miscarriage and is suing for N$5 million; the High Court heard the case and set closing submissions for 22 September. Road Safety Tragedy: A B2 road crash involving three trucks left one driver dead and another seriously injured, with police investigating culpable homicide and reckless driving. Youth & Mental Health: UNAM’s Southern Campus hosted a workshop for young men focused on confidence, leadership, financial literacy and mental wellbeing, including suicide and self-esteem discussions. Teen Smoking Warning: A former smoker shared how nicotine addiction began at 13, highlighting rising teenage tobacco and vape use. Veterinary Capacity: UNAM is seeking about N$30 million to complete the second phase of its Veterinary Academic Hospital, linking animal health to public health and food security. Trade Talks With Health Links: India and SACU signed Terms of Reference for a preferential trade agreement, with Namibia mentioned in plans that include affordable medicines and sanitary and phytosanitary measures.