-President Hage Geingob says Namibia has not plunged into tribalism, but cautions against rising hidden tensions.
-Visiting Rwandan President Paul Kagame says there is no urgency for his country joining the Southern African Development Community (SADC) any longer as the continent is working towards complete African integration.
-The Oshakati East by-election this Saturday hangs in the balance as it awaits a court ruling on whether to proceed or not.
-Namibia's war of independence left scars in the minds of many, especially those living in the former war zones.
-The Recycle Namibia Forum received close to N$200 000 from Pick n Pay towards a campaign aimed at reducing the use of plastic bags.
-Rwanda's President Paul Kagame visited Namibia's Heroes' Acre and laid a wreath in honour of the fallen heroes and heroines on Tuesday.
Namibians will be commemorating Heroes Day on 26 August.
-The Ovaherero community gathered at Omatupa Village in the Okakarara Constituency to mark the seventh Annual Otjihenda Commemoration.
-The Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMA) continue to get bigger and better each year with more on the performance menu.
-Namibia Breweries Limited have come on board as the main sponsors of the upcoming Sport Expo, which is scheduled to take place in Windhoek next month
-Special Olympic Namibia's Board of Directors has appointed Emilia Nzuzi and Werner Jeffery as New National Director and National Sport Director respectively
