-More than 600 wildlife deaths, caused by power lines, were recorded between 2009 and 2016.

-A visiting Director of Kenya's School of Laws, Patrick Lumumba has expressed shock at the high unemployment rate among the youth in Namibia.

-The Ministry of Health and Social Services in the Zambezi Region is hard at work putting preventative measures in place as the rainy season approaches.

-The National Council Standing Committee on Habitat will have another round of public discussions on human-wildlife conflict.

-Residents of the Ohau-yave village in the Oshikunde Constituency are excavating earth dams to harvest rain water.

-The Ministry of Finance has announced a second tax arrears recovery incentive programme. NBC News spoke to Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Justus Mwafonge about the announcement.

-The Namibian Police in the Khomas Region arrested three Ugandan nationals allegedly operating as traditional healers.

-The Northern Namibia Regional Electricity Distributor has expressed concern over continuous destruction of its infrastructure.

-The Southern African Development Community (SADC) air forces successfully completed the 'Blue Kunene' military exercise at Opuwo.

-At a youth festival held over the weekend, young people used art in its different forms to create awareness about climate change.