-The family of the teenager, who was shot and killed by a police officer on Sunday, are dismayed over reports in the media about the death of 18-year-old Johnny Doeseb.
-A two day Khomas Regional HIV and AIDS conference is underway in Windhoek.
-Independent presidential candidate Dr Panduleni Itula has requested for all the Presidential Election's material from the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN), to challenge the result in court.
-The Namibian Hockey Union missed qualification for the Olympic Games - despite competitive appearances recently
-People with disabilities claim that government is not doing enough for them to have equal access to buildings and opportunities.
-Some former fishermen at Walvis Bay held a protest condemning corruption in the fishing sector.
-The Nkurenkuru Town Council in Kavango West Region needs about N$123 million to compensate residents whose homesteads are within the town's boundaries, to pave way for development.
-Namibia Correctional Services (NCS) Assistant Commissioner, Jason Shikongo says the directorate of food production has made great strides this year.
-Ombudsman John Walters has shot down any suggestions of a Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the recently exposed bribery allegations in exchange for fishing quotas dubbed #Fishrot.
-The University of Turku in Finland will introduce a Master's Degree Programme in Software Engineering in co-operation with the University of Namibia in 2020.
