The government continues to make strides in assisting those severely affected by the recent floods.

The Oshana and Kunene Regions have also made strides in airlifting food and medical personnel to assist those who have been cut off by the floodwaters.

The Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) Vice-Chairman has reiterated calls for the meaningful participation of the 1904–1908 Nama/Ovaherero genocide victims’ descendants in reparations talks with Germany.

In response to rising flood risks, the Cabinet has issued directives to various ministries and regional councils aimed at managing the situation and ensuring public safety.

Michael Mwashindange, the IPC-appointed Shadow Minister of Finance, has criticized current fiscal policies for failing to tackle the high unemployment rate.

Swapo Party's Nono Katjingisiua described the national budget as a well-balanced and pragmatic response to Namibia's socio-economic challenges and opportunities.

Katjingisiua highlighted the budget's focus on critical issues such as housing, education, unemployment, inequality, and health.