-The ministry of defence has promised to throw their weight behind Class two Warrant Officer Helalia Johannes and support her during her preparations for two upcoming competitions
-The Oshakati Independence stadium and the once popular Carribean swimming pool, which started benefiting from renovations by the Oshakati Town Council during 2019, are taking shape
-The search and rescue mission for captain Carlo Gordon is ongoing.
-A vessel belonging to Hangana Seafood a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver and List Group sank off the Nambian central west coast on Tuesday, with 27 crew members on board.
-The Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) on Tuesday arrested two staff members of the Ministry of Finance's Inland Revenue division at Walvis Bay.
-The Headquarters of the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO), has been named after Namibia's first Foreign Affairs Minister Dr Theo Ben Gurirab.
-The Windhoek High Court has ruled in favour of four students who instituted a combined lawsuit of N$800 000 against the Police and the Ministry of Safety and Security.
-Absence of a proper drainage system at Katima Mulilo has resulted in flooding in many residential areas, following good rains received over the past few days.
-Disputes over grazing land and claims of illegal fencing that arose in the Ukwangali Traditional Authority continue.
-Katutura residents have welcomed the 24 hour operations of Katutura Health Centre near Black Chain mall.
