Protasius Neshuku was sworn in as the new Oshikoto Regional Councilor for Eengodi Constituency.
A lack of funds is hampering plans to improve Namibia's rainfall through cloud seeding technology.
-The NBC in our 20h00 bulletin last night wrongly reported that Team Swapo vice presidential candidate, Helmuth Angula is in support of distributing condoms in prisons to fight sexually transmitted diseases.
President Hage Geingob says Swapo has not changed, but the world has changed.
-The Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (MANWU) wants the City of Windhoek to explain the future of 400 workers who might lose their jobs come January 2018.
Team Swapo wrapped up its campaign in the capital on Wednesday.
Team Harambee closed off its cluster meetings with delegates to the sixth Swapo Party Congress in Windhoek on Wednesday.
-The Southern Africa Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation (SARPCCO) launched a new campaign targeting gender-based violence called Operation Basadi in Windhoek.
-The Namibia grape industry currently employs nearly 10 000 seasonal workers but not everyone that flocks to Noordoewer or Aussenkehr finds employment.
-The northern town of Helao Nafidi has successfully managed to implement the majority of its capital projects amounting to over N$260 million, bringing much needed development to the town.
