Public Health Watch: The Ministry of Health and Social Services is warning Namibians about AI-generated misinformation that could mislead people on HIV treatment and other health issues, urging the public to verify claims through official channels. Health System & Access: Khomas reports major progress, including 95% HIV status awareness and improvements at Katutura Intermediate Hospital, Windhoek District Hospital, and health centres—plus 24-hour clinical services and expanded doctor availability. Medicine Supply & Governance: A N$1 billion health tender meant to address medicine shortages was blocked from bypassing public tender rules, with concerns raised about high-risk emergency procurement and possible process abuse. Mental Health Reform Under Strain: Namibia’s mental health amendment bill is moving forward after the National Assembly passed it, but reporting highlights severe medication shortages at state hospitals, leaving patients without treatment. Digital Health & Queues: A call is made to replace long manual queues with digital patient profiles and ticketing systems to speed up registration, consultations, and medication collection. Water & Wellness: A data map shows safe drinking water remains out of reach for billions globally, underlining the health impact of unsafe water access. Youth & Wellness Through Sport: Namibia launched the School Sports for Development programme with UNICEF support, aiming to build healthier, more resilient learners through physical education and life skills. Community Health Investment: The President warned investors they may face a law compelling community development contributions if they don’t do so voluntarily, including building clinics and hospitals.