-High Court Judge Harald Geier on Monday dismissed the Namibia Central Intelligence Service’s (NCIS) application to bar the weekly Patriot newspaper from publishing a story about the acquisition of NCIS properties with costs.

-The Ministry of Environment and Tourism will soon ban the use of plastic bags in national parks.

-Government is not happy with the import of foreign beef, animal feed and dairy products into Namibia.

-The City of Windhoek is expected to complete the repair of potholes by the end of July.

-The first Vocational Traning Centre (VTC) will soon open its doors at Keetmanshoop in the //Karas Region to increase the long-term employability of young Namibians.

-Residents in the Erongo Region have requested the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister to extend the deadline for fishing rights applications.

-A young family in Omulukila village in the Omusati Region has beaten poverty with a thriving chicken business.

-Majority of rural women are missing economic opportunities because they fail to organise themselves.

Governor of the Hardap Region warned parents against the abuse of social grants of their children.

Namibia on Saturday celebrated the Day of the African Child.