-When Public Enterprises Minister Leon Jooste took over as founding minister in that portfolio, a daunting task lay ahead of him in reforming Namibia’s tax dollar-sucking parastatals where bailouts are the norm, with little to no accountability.

-President Hage Geingob has called on Commonwealth countries to increase awareness of the role of women in addressing the impact of COVID-19.

-The Police have arrested and charged over 25 rogue police officers in the Khomas Region for misconduct over the last two years.

-The Chief of Namibian Defence Force Air Marshal Martin Pinehas has vowed to promote more women in high ranking positions.

-Government has over the years created an enabling environment for women to take up leadership positions and participate in decision-making processes both in the public and the private sectors.

-President Hage Geingob also issued a statement, in celebration of women's achievements across all sectors. The Head of State also paid tribute to women leading the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

-Namibia is still waiting for the approval of a N$4,5 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The latest is that the IMF is still carrying out an assessment on the need for the loan.

-The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni hopes that the ongoing induction workshop for newly-elected regional and local authority councillors will assist them to understand between promises made during election campaigns and the reality on the ground, once they take office.

-Women have been urged to always support and vote for each other in political leadership positions.

-The Namibia Football Association has reminded its members that all leagues are scheduled to start on the 17th of April this year