Cholera Update: Namibia’s Health Ministry has declared the cholera outbreak over in the Grootfontein and Opuwo districts after more than 28 days with no confirmed cases, but officials warn the risk can return without strong water, sanitation and surveillance. Water Watch: NamWater says combined dam storage is 80.7%, a slight dip from last week, with Omatako critically low at 2.3% and central systems under pressure as the dry season bites. Public Health Warning: An editorial slams Namibia for “sleepwalking” into a youth public-health crisis as children reportedly use Hubbly Bubbly and vapes, calling for real action not just investigations. Diplomacy & Jobs: President Nandi-Ndaitwah commissions Christine //Hoëbes as High Commissioner-designate to Malaysia, urging economic diplomacy that delivers tangible benefits for Namibians. Governance & Courts: The High Court adjudicates the ECN appointment records dispute, while MPs and lawmakers continue pushing for transparency in electoral commission processes. Agriculture Skills: A farming skills programme has benefited 60 Erongo residents with horticulture and poultry training to boost food security and income. Dry-Season Farming: Guidance highlights how to protect livestock through nutrition and management during harsh dry conditions. Regional Trade: Namibia and South Africa move to boost cross-border trade through the Bi-National Commission, with agreements expected. Sports & Talent: Netball Namibia selects a 15-player squad for Zimbabwe tests ahead of Netball World Cup qualifiers, and hockey prepares for a tough South Africa series.