-The Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) has announced a change of uniform for its male offenders.

-Kunene Governor Marius Sheya has urged regional councillors to put aside their political preferences and disagreements and to instead enhance collaboration among themselves to better serve the needs of residents.

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-The resignation of three members from the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board has left the organization without any mandate to function.

-Water shortage in Ohangwena could soon be something of the past, with the problem to receive urgent attention from the Government during this financial year.

-City of Windhoek (CoW) Mayor Job Amupanda on Tuesday announced that the City council has approved the pre-allocation of land to households on the waiting list that are residing in informal settlement areas.

-The public has been urged to refrain from destructive political comments and abusive languages on social media that could derail efforts for peace and unity in the country.

-The Agricultural Bank of Namibia (Agribank) is advising farmers to utilise opportunities provided by the rain to produce livestock feeds.

-Regional leaderships are urged to develop their towns and areas to control and curb rural-urban migration.

-The University of Namibia (UNAM) has signed a five-year agreement with MeatCo, which will enable animal science research students pursuing masters and PHDs to assist MeatCo with relevant research in identified areas.