-A group of liberation struggle veterans are demanding that veteran grants be changed from funded projects to cash.

The Minister of Urban and Rural Development noted that despite the limited funding it gets, the public broadcaster has over the years demonstrated effectiveness, through its ability in coverage and putting out relevant content.

-Fifteen filmmakers have received funds from the Namibia Film Commission (NFC) to produce short films on COVID-19.

-The World Health Organisation (WHO) has spent about N$10 million to support Namibia's national response efforts towards containing the spread of COVID-19.

-The National Arts Council (NAC) of Namibia has approved more than N$300 000 worth of funding to applicants who applied for the first round of its 'Arts and Culture COVID-19 Relief Fund'.

-The Namibia Film Commission is calling on filmmakers to apply for the annual funding.

-The outgoing chairperson of the Intergovernmental Council of UNESCO’s International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC), says increased funding has allowed the IPDC to increase its actions and impact.

The Namibia National Farmers' Union (NNFU) is advocating for improved investment in the agriculture sector to boost production.

-University students are growing increasingly anxious as they await for President Hage Geingob's funding announcement to be implemented by tertiary institutions.

-Only a few people came out to assist 12-year-old Simone Morkel who suffers from a condition called Scoliosis that causes her pain almost every day.