-The PDM believes the improvement of governance at the local government level is the only way to move Namibia into a higher economic position.

-The manager of Kwandu Conservancy Albius Walubita has sympathised with the residents of Kongola in the Zambezi Region who lost livestock.

-Farmers in Windhoek Rural do not have access to basic services such as clinics and schools.

-A 42-year-old woman was arrested at Rehoboth on Sunday after she allegedly stabbed to death her 32-year-old boyfriend.

-The Namibian Police in Windhoek have opened a rape case after a female security guard was allegedly raped by a male colleague on Friday in Otjomuise's Extension 4 location.

-SWAPO has called on voters to turn out in big numbers and vote for the party's candidates in both the local and regional council elections.

-COVID-19 cases are slowly becoming fewer although fluctuating daily.

-The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) Movement is cooperating with the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) in the regional council elections in the Walvis Bay Rural Constituency.

-The Landless Peoples Movement (LPM), promised to write off the water debts of the poor and those affected by the outbreak of COVID-19 if the party takes control of the Swakopmund Municipality.

A 49-year-old man from Aimablaagte in Mariental has been arrested for raping a toddler.