-The poor performance of most learners in the Hardap Region is due to socio-economic circumstances, lack of teaching methodologies, and attitude of teachers towards such learners.

-The Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia (NamBTS) is in need of 2 000 donations before the end of January 2020 to bolster its blood supply.

-The Namibian Police (NAMPOL) have encouraged the nation to take notice of an audio circulating on social media, by a woman alleging a kidnap attempt on her niece in Windhoek’s Grysblok residential area, on Tuesday.

-The Tsintsabis Combined School (CS), established in 1993 to create access to education for children from the San community, faces a high enrolment of 795 learners, this year.

-Chief executive officer of August 26 Holding, retired Colonel George Kaxuxwena sets the record straight on the retrenchments at August 26 Textile and Garment Factory.

-Ranga Haikali, Izak Fredericks, Johnny Doeseb and Johannes Vries confirmed to contest for the NFA top job

-Students at the Windhoek Vocational Training Centre (WVTC), who cannot afford to make cash payments, will now be allowed to register.

-The Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (NAFAU) has called for the planned retrenchment at the August 26 Textile to be stopped.

-A man who was arrested on charges of attempting to bribe one of the investigating officers of the Fishrot scandal is set to appear in court on Wednesday, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) said on Tuesday.

-The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration is reviewing the Immigration Control and Namibia Regulation Amendment Acts.