-2019's Premier League Champions United are ready to defend their title come this year's season
-The shortage of transport to do inspections on farmers applying for bush clearance and biomass utilisation could be something of the past, thanks to a donation of three vehicles by Germany to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry (MAWF).
-The Directorate of Education Arts and Culture in the Kavango East Region has successfully placed learners who applied for placement last year.
-The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) has launched a project called Fix The Home, with the aim of improving the living conditions of university students by providing them with better housing.
-Chief Justice Peter Shivute has reserved the Supreme Court's judgement for no later than 6 February 2020.
-Legal representatives for both the applicants and respondents in the Supreme Court challenge, regarding the use of EVM's in the November elections, had a tough time in court today, facing a barrage of questions from the panel of five judges ruling on their submissions.
-Karundu High School, situated in Otjiwarongo, has attributed its poor performance to underqualified and inexperienced teachers as well as lack of resources.
-An outbreak of green worms has reportedly affected 70% of villages in the Okakarara area.
-Some residents of Walvis Bay Urban Constituency celebrated the election of independent candidate Knowledge Ipinge as their new regional councillor.
-The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO), while welcoming the revised secondary school's curriculum, warned it could compromise access to education.
