-Okahandja United are still looking to win their first Namibia Premier League match since their promotion.The team played to a one - all draw against another relegation troubled team - Orlando Pirates -at Sam Nujoma Stadium Tuesday.
-The first passenger cruiseliner carrying more than 800 tourists has arrived at the Walvis Bay harbour.
-A businessman arrested last month for allegedly shooting and wounding another man with a bow and arrow at the Havana informal settlement, wants to be released on bail.
-The Education Directorate in the Otjozondjupa Region plans to set up tent schools to address school shortages.
-The Namibia Water Corporation (Namwater) has decided to retest the quality of Katima Mulilo's water.
Four hundred and twenty-two Grade 1 and 8 learners from the Grootfontein and Otjiwarongo circuits are yet to be placed.
The Government on Tuesday announced the passing of Major General (retired) Peter Nambundunga and extended condolences to his wife, children, friends and the entire bereaved family.
Ohangwena Governor Usko Nghaamwa says the death of his Special Advisor, retired Major General Peter Nambundunga, is not only a loss to him and his region but to the the entire nation as well.
Mourners gathered at the homestead of late retired Namibian Defence Force Major General Peter Nambundunga at Oshoole village in Omusati Region Tuesday morning to console the family.
The Rundu Town Council is hot on the heels of a man suspected to be among the key figures in many illegal water connections at the town's informal settlements.
