-An American wildlife official from the state of Idaho has resigned amid outrage after sharing graphic pictures of his hunting trip to Namibia.

-The use of information and communications technology has the potential to improve the quality and safety of healthcare and reduce unnecessary delays as well as administrative costs.

-The Czech Republic has appointed Selma-Penna Uutonih as its new honorary consul in Namibia.

-President Hage Geingob will undertake a three-day state visit to Kenya starting on Thursday.

-A high level government delegation and members of the European Union Missions in Namibia held the third political dialogue aimed at strengthening relations in areas of cooperation.

-Namibia and Venezuela continue to strengthen ties of cooperation and solidarity.

Young people attending a recent event by the Be Free Movement, feel many parents are doing their children a disservice by not allowing them to make their own decisions.

Despite only a handful of youth representatives at the just-ended second national land conference, the Chairperson of the //Karas Regional Youth Forum. Vivian de Koe is confident that youth concerns around access to affordable land, will soon be addressed.

The Governor of the Zambezi Region says Namibia urgently needs to build capacity in the fields of innovation, high quality scientific research and strong private sector involvement and collaboration in research and development.

Oshakati Chief Magistrate Mika Namweya has postponed the bail application decision of two human trafficking suspect to Friday.