-Age limits for those serving in national youth structures in the SADC region took centre stage at the just-ended SADC Youth Forum meeting in the capital.

-A fire broke out at a local printing company in Windhoek Saturday morning causing extensive damage to property and millions of dollars in financial losses.

-A 46-year-old man killed himself, after he allegedly shot and killed his 33-year-old wife at Ehenye in Oshakati Thursday.

-The Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) has condemned Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila's statement on civil servants' salary increases.

-The Windhoek Rural Constituency Councillor says progress has been made in developing Groot Aub.

-Lawmakers in the National Council say the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Bill they approved three years ago and referred back to the National Assembly, is yet to be passed.

-The Movement for the Liberation of the Congo and Ensemble Party leaders have informed the Chairperson of SADC that their candidate Martin Fayulu is being prevented from campaigning peacefully.

-Standard Bank Namibia has committed 3 million Namibia dollars per annum over three years towards the Namibia Premier League Top eight Cup.

-National Assembly Speaker Professor Peter Katjavivi has been awarded an honorary Doctorate Degree from the University of Bath, in the United Kingdom, for his contribution to higher education in Namibia and the SADC region.

-Three people died in an accident Wednesday morning, some seven kilometers south of Otjiwarongo, on the B1 Road to Okahandja .