-The National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) is disappointed over its exclusion from Swapo's Central Committee meeting.
-Twenty hippopotamus carcasses, of the 109 that died of anthrax, have been disposed of.
-The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernard Esau has called on the fishing industry to join government's efforts of eradicating poverty.
-Twenty five-year-old Kaleb Sioni Shafishuna designed an electricity transformer that produces about 700 kilowatt of electricity.
-The police have called on residents in the Zambezi Region to refrain from buying products that are illegally smuggled into the country.
-Former First Lady Penexupifo Pohamba has called on the public to go for regular cancer screenings to be more supportive to those who have been diagnosed with the disease.
-More staff members in the Ministry of Basic Education, Arts and Culture could face arrest in the Zambezi and Kavango West and East Regions in connection with the salary scam at its regional offices.
-The Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta has called on the private sector to assist in combating climate change on the African continent.
-A local researcher is conducting a survey in the Khomas Region to determine the extent of unemployment among youth.
-Land occupiers at the Lwanyanda compound of Katima Mulilo, who recently lost all their belongings after the Katima Mulilo Town Council demolished their shacks, are now destitute.
