-Otjozondjupa Governor Otto Ipinge says he is happy with the progress made in delivering houses in the region.
-Some vacancies in government ministries at Khorixas have now been stopped and re-advertised to follow a new process.
-State House has dismissed claims by the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) that their leadership was delayed at the entrance for a meeting with President Geingob on Monday.
-Kenya's President, Uhuru Kenyatta is expected to arrive in Namibia on Wednesday for a four-day visit.
-Namibia is yet to decide which country to support for a non-permanent United Nations Security Council seat next year.
-Ondangwa Town Council continues with its strides to provide houses to its residents despite a shortage of serviced land.
-President Hage Geingob has extended his condolences to the people and governments of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi following devastating Cyclone Idai and related floods.
-The tourism sector is called upon to create networks to ensure that those visiting Namibia get the full experience of what the country offers.
-Infighting among teachers and principals are being blamed for the continued poor performance at schools in the Kunene Region.
-The Rundu Secondary School hostel was forced to send learners away on Sunday, because of food shortages.
