Power battle between Rundu councillors and the Swapo Party continue as three recalled councillors decided to involve their lawyers.
-Western Suburbs Swimming pool in Katutura, Olympia Swimming Pool and the Oanob Dam will host the biggest-ever Confederation of African Amature Nations Zone 4 Jnr championships as of this Saturday.
-Employees of the Namibia Football Association, who usually get their salaries on time at the end of every month, experienced a dry festive season as their salary for December was not paid on time, while their January salary is yet to reach their accounts as well.
Ohangwena Police has intercepted 41 bags, consisting of 100 parcels of cannabis in each bag, at Eenhana on Wednesday.
The University of Namibia's (UNAM) Vice-Chancellor Professor Kenneth Matengu has urged staff and students to live by the institution's values of striving for the best.
The town of Rundu has a new suburb named after the late former Mayor Hilka Leevi.
-Social Security Commission (SSC) and relevant stakeholders are meeting to review the Social Security Act of 1994 and the Employees Compensation Act of 1941.
-A family of 12 has been living in a tent opposite the road 15 km outside of Dordabis, for about a week now.
-A decline experienced in foreign donor funding is hindering the efforts of Namibia's civil society.
-Members of the National Assembly say they are ready to tackle their work in Parliament with the bills, motions and questions to be tabled during this session.
