Judge JP Karuaihe Trust marked its 21st anniversary.

Residents of Aroab in the //Kharas Region hold high hopes that the newly inaugurated police barracks there will help reduce crime in the village.

With 42 seats up for grabs in the National Council, opposition parties in the //Kharas and Hardap regions seem eager to send as many representatives to the house of review after winning constituencies dominated by SWAPO for years in the just concluded Regional Council and Local Authority Elections.

The family members of the late Jennifer Daniels, whose body was discovered near Swakopmund last week, are demanding justice for all SGBV victims and survivors.

Star Vision Communications at Walvis Bay has launched self-defence classes for women.

-Oshana Regional Council continues to support rural youth who are struggling to get their projects off the ground through its rural employment programme.

-Kavango East Governor Bonifatius Wakudumo has called on stakeholders to ensure that their efforts in the fight against GBV are well coordinated.

-Gender Equality Minister Doreen Sioka said she stands by her controversial call to possibly jail GBV victims who withdraw cases, as according to her they are wasting Government resources.

-Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has cautioned customers to be alert and avoid falling prey to scammers over the festive season.

-The Municipality of Walvis Bay said it plans to improve the conditions of roads in the coastal town, come next year.