Eurobond Relief for Public Finances: Bank of Namibia data shows debt servicing rose to N$5.0bn in Q1 2026, but total debt service fell sharply quarter-on-quarter after the Eurobond redemption, cutting foreign debt servicing to about N$1.3bn by 2025/26. Fuel Market Competition Under Scrutiny: IPC challenges the suspension of restrictions on Nasan Energies sourcing from Vitol, warning Vitol’s dominance could push up prices and calling for the full Competition Act review record. China Pushes Green Industry and Jobs: Namibia intensifies China ties for green industrialisation, with the President urging Huawei to create AI-related jobs and skills, and calling on Chinese firms to invest in beneficiation, critical minerals processing, renewables and infrastructure. Nuclear Policy Drafted: Government is drafting a national nuclear energy policy with legislation after a visit to China General Nuclear Power facilities, aiming to move from exporting uranium to generating electricity. Trade and Transport Snapshot: Namibia’s trade deficit narrowed to N$3.1bn in May as exports rose; sea remains the top export route (N$6.2bn). Standards for Business Growth: NSI launched ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certification schemes to help firms meet international safety and environmental expectations. Education and Skills: Higher education enrolment hit 97,333 in 2025, with private institutions nearly half; NIPAM training targets local authority strategic planning and performance management.