WATCH: Legal consultant Olsen Kahiriri says there is need for judicial introspection to ensure that laws do not suppress the people and that the justice system is free from external interference. He also warns that the country could see a spate of public demonstrations due to unemployment and poverty.

WATCH: Where is the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), the country's biggest labour union federation, amid unrest at Chinatown, Cheetah Cement and other places where non-union formations have taken the lead? NUNW secretary-general Job Muniaro answers.

REPEAT: SME Bank depositor Daniel Nyaungua talks about how the demise of the liquidated state bank has affected depositors, adding that liquidators Bruni & McLaren are not doing enough to recover N$1.2 billion in depositors' money which was lost after the bank's top brass had made questionable investments in South Africa.

WATCH: SME Bank depositor Daniel Nyaungua talks about how the demise of the liquidated state bank has affected depositors, adding that liquidators Bruni & McLaren are not doing enough to recover N$1.2 billion in depositors' money which was lost after the bank's top brass had made questionable investments in South Africa.

WATCH: Namibia Revenue Agency (Namra) boss Sam Shivute says the agency will not be bullied into undermining its legally-sanctioned mandate, amid a political storm blowing from its recent decision to destroy confiscated counterfeit items.

WATCH: Former Okakarara regional constituency councilor Vetaruhe Kandorozu speaks about the need for public institutions to be sensitive to the struggles of the public when applying the law. Kandorozu feels NamRA recent decision to burn counterfeit goods could have been done differently, for instance, donating the goods to charities.

REPEAT: Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of Namibia Bishop Lukas Katenda is not retreating in his backing of PDM member of parliament Elma Dienda, who says there is no such thing as rape in marriage. He also clarifies his remarks about married couples having sex three times a week.

REPEAT: Young African Football Club owner Mali Ngarizemo talks about plans to oust the current football administrators at a planned extraordinary congress of the Namibia Football Association - for failure to to revive football. He also talks about how his club and its players have been affected by lack of league football.

WATCH: Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) central committee member Dalah Hapulile says it is time young people and women had a bite at the cherry of leading the country, ahead of elective congresses of both the league the ruling party.