-The suspect in the assault of a Pick n Pay employee was arrested at his residence in Cimbebasia this morning.

-Pick n Pay Namibia has condemned violence in any form at any of its stores, following a vicious assault by a customer on one of its employees at its Mega Centre store recently.

-A 63-year-old woman, Kristine Tjarura Likakatere, from Tjeye Village outside Rundu, has opened a case of assault against the Rundu Rural Constituency Councillor, Michael Shikongo.

-Journalists who responded to an invitation from the Presidency, to attend the commissioning of a COVID-19 isolation facility at Windhoek Central Hospital, were denied access and escorted from the venue by the police.
They have now opened a case of assault (CR 86/06/2020) against officers who removed them.

-Councilor Ambrosius Kandjii of Katutura Central Constituency was arrested late yesterday night at his house in Katutura’ s Freedom Square, at about 21h00, following two cases of malicious damage to property and assault and pointing of a firearm.

-A Grade 12 learner of the Paresis Senior Secondary School at Otjiwarongo on Tuesday opened a case of assault against members of Operation Kalahari Desert at the town.

-Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says the alleged assault and beatings of communal farmers by members of the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) has been dealt with through relevant ministries.

-A Keetmanshoop resident wants the Police to investigate his assault case thoroughly after he was allegedly attacked by five men at his home, believed to be police officers.

-A 53-year-old police officer died after he was assaulted by a four-member gang over the weekend.