-Community members of Otjavaja and surrounding villages in Epupa Constituency have expressed their dissatisfaction with the lack of network reception in their areas.

-A group calling itself, Landless residents in Opuwo residing at Katutura, Ouranda and Otuzemba informal areas held a demonstration over what they described, unfair treatment by the Opuwo Town Council.

-The outbreak of COVID-19 has seen Namibia relying heavily on imported food products.

-The Namibian Police Force on Thursday arrested three men in Windhoek's Eros residential area for allegedly being in possession and attempted trade of six uncut diamonds.

-President Hage Geingob held a virtual conference with all 14 regional governors at State House today.

-A bereaved family showed up at the weekly COVID-19 briefing by Erongo Regional Governor Neville Andre to protest against what they call an injustice, when they were refused by the authorities to leave Erongo Region to bury their mother in Otjiwarongo.

-The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism on Wednesday received donations worth N$1.1 million from local private companies.

-Speaker of the National Assembly Professor Peter Katjavivi is appealing to Members of Parliament (MPs) to influence and advocate for laws that suit the needs of the people, including the elimination of child labour, child marriages and malnutrition.

-The Air Namibia Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Theo Mberirua as interim CEO pending the appointment of the substantive CEO.

-A resident of Otshitutuma Village in the Omusati Region is proof that perseverance trumps any set-back.