-The Office of Prosecutor General will step-up efforts to end the ever-increasing incidences of gender-based violence (GBV).

-Veteran human rights activist Rosa Namises has called on President Hage Geingob to declare a state of emergency over the "ever increasing killing of Namibian women".

-Founding President Sam Nujoma has expressed concern over the killings of women which he says is now reaching crisis level.

-Otjozondjupa Governor Otto Ipinge has called Namibians to stand up against women and child abuse.

-A 25-year-old anthropology student, Camilo Angola who was born in Columbia, discusses patriarchy and gender-based violence on Good Morning Namibia recently.

Cases of gender-based violence (GBV) and suicide are becoming a cause for concern in the Kavango East Region.

Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa on Monday said the Namibian justice system is taking gender-based violence (GBV) cases seriously and aims to make huge progress against it by 2022.

A welfare organisation, Regain Trust is appealing to President Hage Geingob to declare the increasing cases of violence against women and children a national emergency.

Incidences of gender-based violence are not showing any signs of reduction in Namibia. Thus, the community of Walvis Bay are working together to assist those widely affected by these social ills.

Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a great concern within the community of Rehoboth, with dependency being the biggest contributor to the increase in the number of cases there, the Namibian Police Force has said.