Reconciliation & History: “Sorry for the Genocide” spotlights German colonial massacres in Namibia, with former German foreign minister Heiko Maas calling the events a genocide and pointing to a long-running reconciliation push. Tourism Regulation: The Namibia Tourism Board warns that offering overnight accommodation without registration is unlawful, with fines and possible jail time—explicitly targeting informal short-term rentals via online platforms. Travel Safety & Entry Rules: Namibia’s Home Affairs ministry cautions travellers not to use private e-visa platforms or agents, saying only the official government portal is authorised. Windhoek Roads: The Roads Authority is installing speed humps on the B1 Western Bypass in Windhoek, with lane closures and temporary delays to cut pedestrian crashes. Jobs & Local Access: Goreangab Mall in Katutura officially opens, expected to create nearly 400 permanent jobs and bring services closer to residents. Health for Visitors & Locals: Erongo gets a new neonatal unit at Swakopmund District Hospital, plus a new dialysis unit at Walvis Bay District Hospital to reduce long-distance travel for care. Conservation & Community Tourism: ultimate.earth’s Vison screening initiative delivered corrective eyewear to nearly 500 people in Kunene, supporting remote conservancy communities. Practical Travel Planning: travellers are urged to consider trip cancellation insurance to protect prepaid, non-refundable costs when illness or emergencies strike. Safari Planning Guide: a new explainer breaks down how to organise a safari trip—destination choice, planning pitfalls, and what to expect.