The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) says the company has learnt a lesson from the Development Capital Portfolio (DCP) scandal and as a result set up a new plan that will ensure proper alignment of interest, transparency, accountability and good governance.

-The Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Engel Nawatiseb says there is a critical need for regional authorities to start educating their communities about nationhood and national pride.

-The Namibian Ancestral Land Foundation has called on the government to resettle Namibians repatriated from Botswana, who are residing at Gam and Eiseb, in the Tsumkwe area in the Otjozondjupa Region.

-Unity and reconciliation should serve as a source from which Africans can draw energy to grow and develop.

-Veterans of the liberation struggle in the Kavango West Region are not happy about a number of neglected graves of fallen heroes and heroines.

-Fredrika van der Westhuizen, a Swapo political activist during the Apartheid era, remains optimistic of the future of Namibia, just as she was during the dark days of oppression.

-Prosecutor General (PG) Martha Imalwa has dismissed allegations by some members of the public that she is covering up political heavyweights from being prosecuted for alleged corruption.

-Crop farmers in the Kapako Constituency of the Kavango West Region say they will not be deterred from working their fields in the coming rain season despite continued dry spells, which have left them with no harvest from the previous season.

-The Spanish classical guitarist Rafael Serallet has urged individuals, governments and the private sector to support art and in return contribute to economic development.

-Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has concluded his three-day state visit to Namibia at the invitation of his counterpart, President Hage Geingob.