Namibia–South Africa Diplomacy: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and Cyril Ramaphosa reaffirmed the strong Namibia–South Africa bond in Johannesburg, pointing to the Bi-National Commission and 150+ cooperation agreements across trade, defence, education, infrastructure, energy and diplomacy. Urban Living & Access: Vice President Lucia Witbooi commissioned an electrification project in Gibeon’s Sunrise informal settlement, connecting 15 households to the national grid and urging more private-sector support. Transport & Daily Life: Windhoek expanded its cashless municipal bus payments via the PayPulse partnership, making top-ups easier for both smartphone and non-smartphone users. Road Safety Court Fight: Activist Michael Amushelelo’s urgent High Court bid seeks removal of speed humps on the B1 Western Bypass, arguing they’re unlawful and unsafe, with a ruling expected end of June. Culture & Care: The Chinese Dragon Boat Festival brought cultural exchange and free healthcare to vulnerable Namibian children at SOS Children’s Villages in Windhoek. Sports as Learning: A feature argues the FIFA World Cup moment should push sport into education policy to build confidence, inclusion and gender equality. Disability & Youth: Witbooi called for stronger support for young entrepreneurs with disabilities, highlighting business ownership as a route to jobs and growth. Community Education Wins: Kavango East honoured top teachers and learners in the 2025 National Examination Assessment, stressing literacy, numeracy and STEM focus. Inflation Watch: Namibia’s inflation rose to 4.1% in May, with regional differences across Khomas, //Kharas/Erongo/Hardap/Omaheke, and the rest of the country.