-Nakathila & Kakololo missed out on world title chances

-With time ticking to this year's Tokyo Olympics in Japan - local karatekas Mayvonne Swart, Keanu Stuurman, and Freddy Junior Mwiya will all give their best in the upcoming qualifying tournament in France to make it to the global showpiece.

-Former and current Olympic athletes attended an athletes ambassador workshop hosted by the Namibia Athletes Commission and Namibia Olympians Association in conjunction with the Namibia National Olympic Committee through the IOC solidarity programme.

-The Namibian National Women's Cricket Team was given an official send-off on Wednesday ahead of their travels to Rwanda's capital Kigali to take part in the Kwibuka tournament starting on the 6th of June.

-The 15 finalists in this year's Miss Namibia pageant visited the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) headquarters on Cullinan street.

-Mboma breaks her own 400m world record

-Seventeen small business owners from the Keetmanshoop Urban Constituency were beneficiaries of equipment and machinery procured through the //Kharas Regional Council's development programme.

-Finance Minister Ipumbu Shiimi is confident a number of projects in this year's budget would help transform SMEs and address youth unemployment.

-Kavango East Governor Bonifatius Wakudumo wants to see tangible investments into the food production and processing sectors.

-The Khorixas State Hospital has been without a backup power generator since September 2020, forcing the hospital staff to work in the dark whenever power outages occur.