Landless People’s Movement (LPM) members at Keetmanshoop took to the streets in protest over what they termed, manhandling of their leaders by security officers in the National Assembly.
-The second group of workers at the Uis Village tin mine has come out in protest against poor salaries, health and safety standards there.
-A former employee of the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, in the Oshana Region, Erastus Amadhila held a one man-protest demanding payment of non-separation gratuity from his former employer.
Residents of //Kharas and Hardap attempted to stop the groundbreaking ceremony of the rehabilitation and upgrading of the 88 kilometre long stretch of the B1 road between Tses and Gibeon.
A group of Witvlei residents staged a protest calling for strict action against perpetrators of gender-based violence, rape and domestic violence.
-Young people took to the street of Ongwediva in protest against gender-based violence.
NAMPOL's Deputy Inspector General for Operations, Major General Oscar Peter Embubulu on the #ShutItAllDownNamibia protest.
Residents of Otjiwarongo also joined the national protests against sexual and gender-based violence.
-Retrenched employees of Swakopmund Beach Hotel protested this afternoon against alleged unfair labour practices, such as not being given their retrenchment packages, unpaid salaries for three months and unlawful reduction of salaries for three months.
-Namibians took to the streets on Wednesday to protest over sanctions imposed on Cuba by the US Government, in an efforts to topple the government of socialist ally Venezuela.
