-Chief Executive Officer of the Okahandja Municipality has appealed to the Otjozondjupa Governor's office to assist in formalising informal settlements.

-Justice Minister Yvonne Dausab has warned MPs in the National Assembly not to display their power, threaten or settle scores, against women lawmakers.

-The opposition parties in the National Assembly are seeking legal opinion over the representation of MPs on the parliamentary standing committees, before contemplating to take the Speaker and Swapo Party to court.

-The National Democratic Party (NDP) has called on the government to consider suspending this year's school calendar for pre-primary and primary schools due to COVID-19 outbreak.

-Charles Andersson Combined School in Ongwediva also re-opened face to face learning for Grade 0 to 3 learners despite, concerns from some parents.

-Junior primary school pupils in the Kavango East Region returned to face-to-face lessons today for the first time since March.

- The Namibian Government spent N$900 million on buying 110 farms for agricultural purposes, between 2015 and 2019.

-Pick n Pay Namibia has condemned violence in any form at any of its stores, following a vicious assault by a customer on one of its employees at its Mega Centre store recently.

-Namibia has made significant progress in ensuring the inclusivity of persons with disabilities.

-A Namibian male suspect was arrested for being in possession of mandrax tablets at Ariamsvlei Border Post on Monday around 22h00.