-The ICT Summit in Windhoek, which ended on Wednesday, has urged law enforcement agencies to make use of information communications technology to combat crime.
-Okakarara residents are dissatisfied over a lack of access to clean water and sanitation at the town. They petitioned the town council.
Teenage pregnancy remains a concern and Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has added her voice to the campaign.
The Ombudsman has made available to the public a full list of the beneficiaries of the government resettlement programme on its website.
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The Ministry of Environment and Tourism is hosting the final national consultative meeting, on a bill for Wildlife and Protected Areas Management.
A farmer at Oshana Sheengete village in the Oshikoto Region lost 28 cattle after they reportedly drank salty water from an earth dam.
The Joint Cooperation-Commission inaugural meeting between Namibia and Kenya has identified that the three-month business visa issued to Kenyans wanting to do business in Namibia as an obstacle to trade.
Namibia and Kenya are expected to sign various agreements during President Hage Geingob's three-day State Visit.
Speaking in the National Assembly this afternoon, Land Reform Minister Uutoni Nujoma said government agreed to lease the four farms - measuring 17 385 hectares, to a Russian company - due to the massive developmental and economic potential, for the country.
The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) Movement has condemned the alleged acquisition of four farms, by a Russian national Rashid Sardarov, while Namibians still find it difficult to acquire land.
