-A war of words between President Hage Geingob's legal team and Anton Lubowski's widow, Gabrielle continues.

-In a statement the Attorney-General's office says Operation Kalahari Desert will conclude by end of June.

-Social Security Commission (SSC), through its developmental fund programme donated two Hostel blocks to the Ondije mobile school in the Kunene Region.

-The 2019 Ministerial Migration Dialogue for Southern Africa started in Windhoek.

-The Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) has come out in support of the construction of the party's new headquarters, saying the project has been long overdue.

-SADC countries are pushing for a new deal on wildlife trade, which could see them diversifying products and empower rural communities.

-President Hage Geingob says expos and trade fairs remain key for facilitating economic development and promoting trade among local and international exhibitors.

Namwater has started pumping water from Olushandja/Etaka dam to Uuvudhiya for animal consumption.

-Despite being singled out as one of the weakest football nations on the continent, Mauritania played for the first time in the Africa Cup of Nations, where they faced a strong and much more experienced Mali national side

Brave Warriors coach Ricardo Mannetti said it is going to be a derby and war when his side faces South Africa in their second group match at the 2019 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) currently underway in Egypt.