-Angolan nationals continue to cross the Namibian borders through ungazzeted entry points to look for work at Oshikango in the Ohangwena Region.

-The Mine Workers Union (MUN) has dismissed allegations that it did not act in the best interest of workers who were dismissed by Rossing Uranium.

-Government, the interim board of Air Namibia and unions representing the airline's workforce are still working out the payment owed to employees.

-The NBC board chairperson, Lazarus Jacobs is appealing to NAPWU and the NBC union representatives to further engage in talks instead of declaring a dispute with the Labour Commissioner.

-Today marks the 29th day since employees of three retail outlets went on strike with no solution to their demands from the Shoprite Group of companies.

-Tsumeb residents stand in solidarity with the Shoprite employees who are on strike, demanding for salary increment, housing, transport allowances and their backdated pay.

-The striking employees of Shoprite, Checkers and Usave outlets in Namibia decided to gather at the Maerua Mall complex today, ahead of tomorrow's court hearing.

-The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation has urged workers to prepare their travelling back to work as early as possible.

-The employees of Shoprite, Checkers and U-Save staged another demonstration this time demanding that the Labour Commissioner intervenes in the ongoing labour dispute.

-Employees of the Checkers, Shoprite and Usave retail shops have downed tools demanding for better salaries and improved conditions of employment.