-The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) has resolved to suspend three of its members from the party and its structures pending disciplinary procedures, for allegedly de-campaigning the party and its presidential candidate prior to the just-ended elections.

-Namibia Premier League (NPL) on Thursday filed an urgent court application against its suspension by the NFA Normalization Committee

-Production manager at the national broadcaster Glendyrr Bailey has been suspended pending an investigation into alleged conflict of interest and misuse of company equipment and staff.

Two nurses have been suspended after sending away a woman in labour at Okuryangava clinic in August.

NUDO has suspended five leaders including Esther Muinjangue and Josef Kauandenge with immediate effect.

-Political parties represented on the Rehoboth Town Council have expressed mixed feelings over the recent suspension of all Councillors.

-Investigations into alleged maladministration at the Rundu Town Council continue to uncover irregularities with at least two more executives set to join its already suspended CEO, Romanus Haironga.

-The suspension of major government construction projects has had a ripple effects on a number of downstream sectors such as heavy equipment suppliers, but some of them can survive the economic downturn, if they up their game.

The Namibia Airports Company has suspended its Chief Executive Officer, Tamer El-Kallawi and Strategic Executive for projects, IT and Engineering, Courage Silombela.

-The Ondonga Traditional Authority has confirmed the suspension of four senior traditional councillors and four other traditional councillors.