Over three million ballot papers for the 27 November Presidential and National Assembly Elections arrived at the Hosea Kutako International Airport today.

At the United People's Movement's (UPM) manifesto launch by Jan van Wyk, it became clear that the party was divided into two, with each faction claiming to be in charge.

Despite a court order to reinstate expelled members of one of the factions, Van Wyk went ahead and launched the party manifesto.

Former First Lady Monica Geingos has arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the Global Council on Inequality, AIDS, and Pandemics meeting, held alongside the G20 Health Ministerial and other high-level discussions. 

Lawyer Kadhila Amoomo has announced the release of activist Michael Amushelelo from police custody.

Amushelelo surrendered himself to the police and was arrested on Tuesday morning.

The United Peoples Movement (UPM) announced that the party is committed to identifying and appointing God-fearing leaders who prioritise the interests of the Namibian people. 

The leader of the Affirmative Repositioning (AR), Dr. Job Amupanda, has announced a significant win in the ongoing case over the veterinary cordon fence popularly known as the Red Line.

The Office of the Labour Commissioner faces a backlog of 1,003 unresolved labour-related cases, despite successfully closing 3,698 cases during the previous financial year.

Michael Amushelelo set tyres alight in front of the Ministry of Labour and Employment Creation on Friday morning. 

Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus expressed her confidence in the role of the NBC's  new board of directors in ensuring comprehensive election coverage.

They are Oaitse Van Staden, as Deputy Chairperson, Kula Simson, and Cletius Simasiku.

The Southern African Editors Forum (SAEF) has called on Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema to honour his promise to ensure press freedom following the repeated arrests of investigative journalist Thomas Allan Zgambo.