The leader of the Namibian Government's observer team in Zimbabwe, Ambassador Ndali Kamati, expresses confidence that tomorrow's election will be conducted in a peaceful, free, fair, and credible manner.

Namibian President Hage Geingob says the discussions at the BRICS summit will also include the aspect of inclusion since more countries have expressed interest in joining the grouping.

Namibia is among the more than 50 countries invited to the BRICS summit, which started today in Sandton, South Africa.

The Implementation Committee of the Southern African Broadcasting Association TV Channel (SABA TV Channel) convened in Johannesburg, South Africa, where they held discussions and reviewed the advancements achieved by the Content, Technical, and Commercial Committees.

The security situation in the SADC region is said to be stable despite conflicts in the DRC and Mozambique.

SADC Executive Secretary General Elias Magosi made the statement during the 25th Ordinary Meeting of the Ministerial Committee of the Organ on Politics.

The 25th Ordinary Meeting of the Ministerial Committee of the Organ on Politics will deploy the SADC Force Brigade Plus to the DRC to address the security situation in that country.

The Extraordinary SADC Organ Troika Summit, plus the country contributing troops to the SADC peace mission in Mozambique, have considered the security situation in eastern DRC as well as in Mozambique's northern province of Cabo Delgado.

Namibia and Zimbabwe will continue to identify strategic areas of cooperation to strengthen bilateral relations.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s special envoy delivered a letter in this regard to President Hage Geingob at the family farm, Hadaloha.

The SADC Organ on Politics, Defense, and Security says the SADC Mission in Mozambique has instituted investigations into a video clip in which soldiers are seen throwing the bodies of deceased people into a pile of burning rubble.

Africa could lose up to US$50 billion of its Gross Domestic Product per capita every year from the effects of climate change by 2030. 

A children's media campaign was launched in Windhoek under the theme, "My rights are my super powers" as Namibians celebrate the Day of the Namibian Child.