-Some vacancies in government ministries at Khorixas have now been stopped and re-advertised to follow a new process.

-Government is exploring tax exemption option on all sanitary products for girls and women.

-The government says it hopes to increase the construction of toilets countrywide by the year 2030.

-A senior officer at the Walvis Bay Corridor Group has urged government to invest in infrastructure development through public-private partnership.

-The Namibian Government says it is committed to implement the resolutions adopted at the just-ended second National Land Conference in the capital.

-The Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) has called on the Government to intervene in the recent retrenchment of 94 employees at Tantalite Mine.

-The Hambukushu Traditional Authority's Fumu Erwin Mbambo has called on government to respect the colonial borders.

-Civil servants are living in abject conditions in several government-owned flats in Windhoek.

An integrated policy to guide Government in implementing social safety nets can prevent the wastage of resources.

Exhibitors at the SADC Summit currently underway in Windhoek have applauded the government for giving them a platform to showcase their products.