Two people lost their lives when the vehicle they were travelling in collided head-on with another car on the Usakos-Arandis road on Tuesday.

-The Namibian Chess Federation rewarded players from all corners of the country for their outstanding achievements during a special event held in Windhoek on Monday.

-African Stars are ready to take on Comoros Island's Volcano de Moroni in the second leg of the CAF Championship in Windhoek Wednesday evening.

-PLAN commander Matias Ndakolo, known as Colonel Mbulunganga, has died.

Maritime officers who just graduated at the Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute (NAMFI) have vowed to protect the country's resources at sea and offshore.

The Minister of Works and Transport John Mutorwa launched the new Namibia Transport Policy.

Existing infrastructure at Oranjemund may not sustain a population larger than the current one, nor anticipate large investments at the town.

MP's in the National Council have called on the Ministry of Health and Social Services complete the construction of health centres constructed half way before starting new infrastructure projects in other regions.

Judicial officers have been urged to stop shifting blame and instead take responsibility for their role in the ineffectiveness of the criminal justice system.

The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by the State against the discharge and acquittal of former Supreme Court Judge Pio Teek.