-Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu has appealed to the heads of departments of government and private institutions in the region to improve on service delivery.
-Some employees of Otavi Town Council are up in arms over the appointment of the acting chief executive officer (CEO).
-Security guard's of Ombandje Security Service at Otjiwarongo are planning to down tools due to non-payment of their monthly salaries.
-Health and Environment Manager at the City of Windhoek, Mary-Anne Kahitu said the Katutura Hospital and the B1 City informal markets are still not operational.
-The Ohangwena Region continues to battle severe water scarcity, poor road networks and high youth unemployment.
-Two Chinese nationals and their 19-year-old Namibian employee were attacked and held at gun point at their shop in Karibib on Wednesday.
-The Security cluster in Erongo has stopped a convoy of cars near the Swakopmund Bridge.
-Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) executive Tim Ekandjo announced that the 10th music award show will stream live.
-A 17-year-old student and two 21-year-old men have been nabbed by the police for allegedly growing dagga plants at Walvis Bay.
-Namibia's tourism peak season is coming to an end, leaving many institutions desperate for clients. But before tourists can enter the country for holidays, certain modalities must first be put in place.
