-With the infrastructure to channel stormwater now completed, the Aroab Village Council is now hard at work putting the finishing touches on 42 houses constructed under the Build Together Programme.
-The members of the Central Procurement Board of Namibia (CPBN) have been sworn to serve for three-years.
-The Government of Japan has donated food aid to Namibia worth N$42 million in an effort to mitigate challenges posed by drought and the outbreak of COVID-19.
-Team Namibia has questioned the suitability of the National Equitable Economic Empowerment Bill (NEEEB) especially during the current economic crisis and has called for a proper assessment of the bill.
-Employees of the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT ) have called on the board of directors and the Fisheries Minister, Dr Albert Kawana to intervene in the ongoing strike.
-A fire truck belonging to the Katima Mulilo Town Council that was deployed to the Shoprite Complex site was damaged by the blaze.
-The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) hosted a stakeholders' breakfast meeting in preparation for the World Press Freedom Day 2021. This year's World Press Freedom Day 2021 global celebration, under the theme, 'Information as Public Good', will be held in Namibia.
-MEATCO has dismissed claims that the company is in debt of about N$800 million.
-The City of Windhoek has disconnected electricity to three ministries and two agencies for non-payment. The entities owe the municipality more than N$40 million.
-The candidate for Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF), contesting the Aroab local authority election, Melvin Krohne, has urged residents to come in numbers and vote for the party.
