Tourism & Hospitality: Spanish family group Vestige Collection is expanding in Namibia with the planned opening of Vestige Xaudum in March 2027 inside Khaudum National Park, followed by three more lodges to form a new Vestige Namibia circuit across contrasting landscapes. Digital Access for Travel & Care: Namibia’s health ministry launched a digital disability assessment system, but youth-with-disabilities advocates warn rural connectivity and weak follow-up support could leave people stranded from services. Eco-Education in Namibia: SEC Namibia took learners to Lüderitz for hands-on conservation, marine life, waste management and heritage learning, including kelp farming and seabird rehabilitation visits. Local Business & Tourism Economy: Rundu Town Council launched a wholly council-owned commercial subsidiary, RTCCS, aiming to attract investment and improve service delivery—while stressing public service must come first. Sports Tourism Spotlight: Namibia’s Unam and African Stars face tough CAF return legs after opening setbacks, with Unam admitting continental intensity exposed experience gaps. Travel Tech for Lodges: Q-KON says its Twoobii Smart Satellite Services are being expanded for remote eco-lodges, targeting fibre-like speeds and low latency for hospitality operations. Wildlife & Coastal Safety: Reports of sardine strandings linked to pilchard herpesvirus are expanding along South Africa’s coast, with Namibia samples expected—an issue that could affect marine tourism and coastal livelihoods.