-Tomorrow marks Africa Day. The continent will be celebrating the 57th anniversary of the establishment of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU).
-A chartered flight by Air Namibia to repatriate Namibians stranded in Frankfurt and London this coming Tuesday has been postponed due to technical challenges.
-A mother and her four children in Windhoek's Okahandja Park have been sleeping in the open for the past two days after their shack was destroyed as a result of a misunderstanding between her and the landlord.
-The Governor of Omusati Region, Erginus Endjala is said to be in a stable condition after he was involved in a car accident between Okahandja and Otjiwarongo yesterday.
-An explosion at a workshop at the old industrial area in Walvis Bay sent shock waves through the community on Saturday.
-A 100-year-old elderly woman from Okalunga Village in the Omusati Region says the COVID-19 pandemic serves as a reminder of the Meningitis outbreak in 1942 in Namibia.
-The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) Kati FM Religious Section has embraced technology in making sure that listeners from different religions receive the gospel as church buildings are closed during the State of Emergency.
-The Rundu Town Council will continue to engage the street vendors' committee on how to ensure that their activities do not constitute a public health risk.
-Stage two of the state of emergency has brought much relief to travellers, who can now enjoy long weekend outings, as a result of the now lifted countrywide lockdown.
-Kabbe South Constituency Councilor, John Likando, says despite the economic hardships worsened by COVID-19, road infrastructure in the flood plains of the Zambezi Region need urgent attention.
