-The Keetmanshoop Municipality has allocated N$15 million for completing the servicing of 110 erven in the Westdene residential area including the provision of roads and electricity services.

-The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO) has dismissed messages circulating that some Namibian heads of mission serving abroad are being targeted for a recall by President Hage Geingob.

-The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare is the latest to decentralise some of its functions to the regional councils.

-A Swakopmund activist says although English is the official language it should not be used at the cost of losing mother tongues.

-Namibians travelling to Germany or any of the nine Schengen countries are urged to apply for visas in advance.

-SWANU is proposing constitutional reforms to protect and restore ancestral land rights from 1883 onward.

Interview with Bernadus Swartbooi on second National Land Conference

Mahangu farmers in northern regions recorded a bumper harvest this year.

Deputy-Commissioner Edwin Kanguatjivi maintains the dispersing of the students who demonstrated at Government Office Park on Wednesday was done in a professional manner.

NANSO has condemned the action by the police's special Reserve Forces during yesterday's demonstration, which left scores of students injured.