-Namibian visual artist David Indongo chosen to exhibit his work at eighth Beijing International Art Biennale.
-The Tsumeb Town Council has handed over a site to a South African investor MKP to build an international airport and a university.
-Residents of Kangongo and Mbapuka Villages in Kavango East's Mukwe Constituency are demanding the closure of a stone crusher company, or alternatively, the reinstatement fired employees.
-Police in the Kavango Region launched Operation Kalahari Desert at Rundu.
-A 23-year-old woman was hacked to death allegedly by her husband at Sikali village about 10 kilometres south of Rundu.
-The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernard Esau has reminded fishing companies to honour their social responsibility.
-Health services remain a concern for key populations due to stigmatisation.
-Outgoing SADC Chairperson President Hage Geingob is confident upcoming elections in various member states will proceed peacefully.
-The Kavango West Regional Council has again expressed dismay at the lack of feeder roads saying not a single road construction project has been budgeted for in the current financial period for the area.
-Empowering young people to engage in the agricultural sector would create opportunities for achieving food security and stimulating economic growth.
