-A 29-year-old man was fatally shot in Windhoek's Havana informal settlement in the early hours of this morning while attempting to rescue his sister from an intruder who was trying to rape her.
-The former Governor of Oshana Silvanus Vatuva was buried at Omulungwelume Cemetery in Ohangwena.
-The COVID-19 death toll continues on an upward curve, with three more deaths reported today.
-More than 200 000 residents in 10 towns will benefit from the Community-Led Total Sanitation Project.
-The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani has called for the speedy implementation of the Flexible Land Tenure Act without delay.
-The //Kharas Chief Health Programme Administrator David Nikodemus has called on residents to continue taking precautionary measures to curb the further spread of COVID-19.
-The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture says though the COVID-19 state of emergency has lapsed face to face teaching and learning is not compulsory.
-The National Youth Service's (NYS) Employment Creation Manager Mirjam Iyambo says that Namibia has learned valuable lessons and the importance of self-reliance since the outbreak of COVID-19.
-Military School Okahandja graduates Potential Officer Cadets for the first time in the history of the school and the Namibian Defence Force.
-The Mines and Energy Ministry said a report in a daily newspaper that claims drilling for oil in the Okavango Delta threatens the ecosystem are inaccurate.
