Juneteenth in Ghana: Young students staged a powerful Door of No Return reenactment at Christiansborg Castle as Africa and the US marked Juneteenth outside the US for the first time, closing a reparatory justice conference focused on truth and restorative justice. Namibia–Tanzania economic push: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu Hassan urged businesses to turn liberation-era ties into jobs, trade and investment, with focus areas including agriculture, fisheries, tourism, ports/logistics and industrialisation. Fish River Canyon hike closed: Namibia Wildlife Resorts shut the Fish River Canyon Hike due to heavy rainfall and Naute Dam sluice gate releases, with fast-rising river flows expected—visitors are urged to stay away until conditions are declared safe. Windhoek urban pressure debate: A look at Windhoek’s migration-driven strain argues supply hasn’t kept up with demand, leaving informal settlements and housing backlogs to grow. Responsible gambling spotlight: A Windhoek conference tackled the rise of online betting and gambling access, with calls for stronger cooperation and possible law changes. Tourism & access services: NaTIS on Wheels launched in Omatjete, bringing eye testing, learner licence testing and vehicle renewals to underserved communities. Road safety friction: Motorists protested newly installed B1 speed humps, claiming they’re causing accidents and raising risks at night. Etosha Fishing quota update: Cabinet approved a horse mackerel quota for Etosha Fishing to restart operations and ease months of worker layoffs.