-Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says Government is committed to fighting corruption and has put in place various legal instruments and a watchdog to deal with it.

-Government is disappointed over the perceptions that people would face retaliation should they report corruption activities to the authorities.

President Hage Geingob, at the opening of Cabinet this morning, said any corruption is unacceptable.

Experts believe corruption remains the world's biggest challenge, undermining development and good governance.

-The leader of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) Dr Panduleni Itula vowed to root out corruption if his party wins majority constituencies in the Erongo Region.

Candidates contesting next month's elections in the //Kharas Region promised to improve service delivery, address youth unemployment, fight GBV and tackle corruption.

-A police officer in the Crime Investigation Unit and a manager of a used car import dealership at Walvis Bay have been denied bail in a bribery and corruption case.

-The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) this evening announced that Esther Paulina Ndilula appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court on a corruption charge.

-The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) has made significant progress in disrupting financial crime in collaboration with law enforcement agencies and other competent authorities charged with fighting money laundering.

-During the budget debate, the leader of Landless People's Movement (LPM), Bernardus Swartbooi accused Omaheke Regional Council of having been on a gravy train of corruption and maladministration.