-The Namibian Navy reiterated its commitment to defend the country's territorial integrity at sea.

-The chairperson of the Khorixas Constituency Youth Forum calls on young people to go out in their numbers and vote during the November elections.

-The Minister of Trade, Industrialisation, and SME Development, Tjekero Tweya says Namibia will remain a developing country and not attain the goals outlined in Vision 2030 unless the country stops exporting its raw minerals.

-The University of Namibia (UNAM)'s Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs says Africa has less than 1% of the world's top-ranked universities, describing it as worrisome and needs to be changed.

-Deputy Minister of Education, Arts and Culture launched the National Schools Feeding Programme in Windhoek.

-A research associate from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), Salmi Shigwedha predicted that few youths will partake in the upcoming elections in urban areas, compared to rural areas.

-Over the past three years, Namibia's economy has struggled with slow growth, resulting in many job losses and has resulted in hardships for many families.

-President Hage Geingob says SWAPO is consulting legal experts on the matter of independent candidates and will take appropriate action.

-The Director General for Culture and Art in Baden-Wurttemberg’s Ministry of Science, Research and Arts says the return of the Hendrik Witbooi Bible and whip to Namibia was an unbelievably meaningful experience.

-The 23 artefacts, that will be returned from Germany to Namibia next year, will be on loan to the National Museum of Namibia.