Climate Action: Namibia has launched NDC 3.0, shifting from planning to implementation with 26 mitigation measures and 106 actions, plus 9 adaptation priority areas—aiming for about US$14.07bn investment by 2035, with 88% dependent on international support. Sustainable Mobility: Windhoek residents can enjoy free hop-on, hop-off City bus rides this Saturday (09h00–13h00) as part of Zero Emission Week and Public Transport Awareness Day, with routes covering the CBD and malls. Tourism & Conservation: KAZA TFCA unveiled a regenerative nature-based tourism initiative to back local tourism businesses—especially women, youth and community operators near protected areas—across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Wildlife Safety: Etosha self-drive safari visitors faced a frightening black rhino charge that damaged a vehicle; authorities urged tourists to read animal behaviour and follow park rules. Hospitality Demand: Namibia’s hotel sector stayed near peak capacity, with August occupancy at 69.53% on strong European leisure demand. Women & Local Economy: VP Lucia Witbooi urged the Ondiri Peer Group in Kunene to expand support for women through mentorship and sustainable income projects, including agriculture and tourism.