-Five opposition parties at Otjiwarongo have submitted a letter to the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) demanding for a recount of votes cast in the Regional Council and Local Authority elections for the constituency last week.

-SWAPO has suggested open to get into marriage with National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) and the United Democratic Front (UDF) but the two opposition parties have also rejected coalition option with SWAPO outright.

-Inevitable opposition coalitions, following the just-ended Regional Council and Local Authority Elections, suggest efforts to cripple the governing SWAPO party by denying it power.

-Defence Minister Rear Admiral Peter Hafeni Vilho warned that reducing his ministry's budget would render Namibia into a failed state.

-The Movement for the Liberation of the Congo and Ensemble Party leaders have informed the Chairperson of SADC that their candidate Martin Fayulu is being prevented from campaigning peacefully.

-Opposition Members of Parliament have expressed mixed feelings about the Appropriation Bill tabled by Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein on Wednesday.

-The National Democratic Party (NDP) is calling on all opposition parties to boycott the 2019 elections, if the current Electoral Commission of Namibia does not amended the electoral act before the 2019 elections.

-The community living in the area near the Hosea Kutako Airport are not happy with the possible opening of an iron mine south of the airport.

-Opposition MPs say they want the President to suggest concrete measures on how to deal with corruption, improve economic growth, remove the northern veterinary cordon fence and poverty eradication.

-Some opposition parties are still to analyse the budget, but feel that it is just a continuation of last year and did not meet the real expectations.