-The strike by employees of a Chinese marble company, Best Cheer at Karibib enters its third day.
Twenty-eight, employees of Luderitz Spar in the //Kharas Region are on strike after wage negotiations between the Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (NAFAU) and Spar Luderitz reached a deadlock.
-Employees of the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT ) have called on the board of directors and the Fisheries Minister, Dr Albert Kawana to intervene in the ongoing strike.
The Mariental community came out in support of striking Shoprite workers and vowed to not support the retailer until the demands of the striking workers are met.
-Tsumeb residents stand in solidarity with the Shoprite employees who are on strike, demanding for salary increment, housing, transport allowances and their backdated pay.
-Striking employees of Shoprite, Checkers and U-Save have condemned the continuous hiring of temporary workers to carry out their duties at these outlets.
Employees of Marco Fishing Company in Luderitz are on strike following failed wage negotiations for seagoing as well as factory workers.
-Construction workers on contract at the SWAPO headquarters on Friday held a peaceful demonstration, demanding the party change the situation regarding wages and the alleged mistreatment they receive from the Chinese contractors.
-About 600 contract employees with the City of Windhoek have threatened to go on strike unless their working conditions are improved.
-Local banks have assured clients that the impending strike by bank workers in South Africa will not impact on operations in Namibia.
