-South Africa faces a major task in upholding the support SADC rallied up in support of Western Sahara's independence from Morocco, during Namibia's chairmanship of the bloc.
-City Police Chief Abraham Kanime is back in office.
-The community of Impalila Island in Kabbe North Constituency of the Zambezi Region are concerned with the poor NBC reception there.
-Popular Democratic Movement of Namibia's (PDM) Johannes Martin, who is vying for the Ondangwa Urban Constituency Councillor position, says he will prioritise the upgrading of the informal settlements with water, electricity and proper sanitation.
-For women's reproductive health and rights to be fully realised in Africa, the continent must brace for many uncomfortable and controversial discussions, says UNFPA youth representative, Gogontlejang Phaladi.
-Young people and all eligible voters in the Ondangwa Urban Constituency are being urged to go out in large numbers and vote for Swapo candidate Leonard Negonga in the upcoming Constituency's by-election next month.
-Due to low rainfall received across the country and neighbouring countries like Angola and Zambia, Namibia is likely to experience a hydrological drought as water levels in most local perennial rivers continue to drop.
-Namwater will stop providing free water to residents of Otjimbingwe and surrounding areas by September.
-President Hage Geingob has hailed the peaceful transfer of power in South Africa, following Cyril Ramaphosa's inauguration.
-Operation Kalahari Desert has no intentions to turn Namibia into a military or police state.
