-Ghana has recorded 17 COVID-19 deaths, more than 2 000 COVID-19 confirmed cases and 212 recoveries - a week after lifting the lockdown restrictions.

-Namibia, in collaboration with Ghana, hosted an online video contest to engage young people in sharing their views, stories and reflection on the impact of social media.

-The governments of Namibia and Ghana, in cooperation with church leaders, have joined forces to deal with the moral issues plaguing Namibia.

-Windhoek-Former World Boxing Association Champion Paulus "The Hitman" Moses is counting down the hours ahead of the 45th bout in his boxing career.

A Namibian delegation of about 20 experts is visiting Ghana to explore new ways in key sectors, such as tourism, agriculture, aviation, and mining between the two countries.

-Ghana will host the global celebration of World Press Freedom Day in Accra next year.

-Ghana is celebrating its 60th birthday. It was the first African nation declaring independence back in 1957 and Ghanaians are taking the day off to party.

Scientists in Ghana have been developing a type of sweet potato they believe can help alleviate child malnutrition. The orange-fleshed sweet potato has high levels of Vitamin A, which assists in child development.

The out-going Ghanaian High Commissioner is optimistic that his successor will ensure successful implementation of agreements signed under the Permanent Joint Cooperation Commission with Namibia.