Parliament Watch: Parliament leaders in Swakopmund pushed for stronger oversight of the executive, saying Namibia’s constitutional democracy depends on credible scrutiny and effective committee work. Breastfeeding Reforms: The health ministry is rolling out the “Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding” nationwide after exclusive breastfeeding sits at 49% (only 25% in Khomas), with early weaning and bottle-feeding still undermining child nutrition. Housing Pressure in Windhoek: A new look at the Windhoek housing and rental crisis argues home ownership is drifting out of reach as prices rise faster than incomes and serviced land stays scarce. Water & Sanitation: In Katima Mulilo, officials blame the sewage crisis on an aging system that has outgrown its capacity, while government also broke ground on a coastal pipeline replacement to protect affordable water supplies. Energy & Fuel Politics: The government defended the exclusive Vitol fuel deal and linked a fresh N$2/litre petrol and diesel increase to reinstated fuel levies. Mining & Jobs: The 13th Namibia Mining Expo opens in Windhoek, with a focus on local procurement and economic transformation under STAS. Commonwealth Games: Namibia ended Glasgow 2026 with one silver and two bronze medals, all from boxing. Sports & Future: Namibia’s U/20 rugby squad was sent off to defend the Barthés Trophy in Uganda, while cricket co-host Namibia faces qualification risk for the 2027 World Cup.