-Lodge and tourism business owners in the western part of the Khomas Region say Government's Tourism Revival Initiative has given hope to the dwindling industry.

-Angolan nationals continue to cross the Namibian borders through ungazzeted entry points to look for work at Oshikango in the Ohangwena Region.

-A 19-year-old woman was allegedly raped by two men at Tsjaka in the Omaheke Region on Saturday.

Namibians can now enjoy more television content, direct from Latin America, unlike in the past when news stories from that part of the world would be told through other sources.

-About 50 general workers tasked with the construction of the Kunene Vocational Training Centre (VTC) in Khorixas downed tools on Wednesday, demanding a better hourly remuneration rate.

Chronicler of OvaHerero history and veteran NBC broadcaster, Alexander Jarimbovandu Kaputu, has died.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Anna Shiweda said the outbreak of locusts is a cause for concern and as a remedy, casual workers have been recruited to spray the pest.

-Roads Authority has temporally closed the Namalubi-Luhonono road due to flooding, and also to speed up the completion of a tarred road uninterrupted.

-Berseba Constituency Regional Councillor, Jeremia Goeieman has cautioned members of the Constituency Development Committee (CDC) against using the committee platform to advance their political agendas.

-The Namibian Ports Authority (NAMPORT) has announced that there are two roll-on roll-off (RoRo) vessels as well as one-dry bulk vessel currently docked at the port of Walvis Bay.