WATCH: Socio-political commentator Vita Angula dissects tomorrow’s regional and local authority elections, which will feature 93 independent candidates, 18 political parties and 13 associations. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Secretary-general of the newly-formed Namibia Media Professionals Union Sakeus Iikela discusses the importance of the union and says it will endeavor to create a good working environment for media practitioners. #TheEveningReview

WATC: Walvis Bay Urban constituency councillor Knowledge Ipinge says he has shown his abilities to lead and has no doubt the voters in his constituency will give him a new mandate come Election Day next week. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Claudia Namises, a Swapo dungeon survivor, has bounced back to politics as an independent candidate contesting in the Katutura East Constituency and shares her plans if elected. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: NUST Council chairperson Florette Nakusera insists that the appointment of Dr Erold Naomab as vice-chancellor of the university was above board, amid a looming legal challenge by Professor Frednard Gideon. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Former commander of the ground forces of the Botswana Defence Force, Major General (Rtd) Pius Mokgware reflects on the shooting incident in which four fishermen were shot on the Chobe River in a restricted area. Mokgware also shares his thoughts on what both governments should be doing to avoid similar incidents from occurring and maintains that it is not Botswana's policy to shoot on sight. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Why are many African-Americans migrating to and settling in Africa? One of them, Brian Wheeler, who has been living in Namibia for a decade now, explains his own decision. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Simon Amunime of the Student Union of Namibia (SUN) reflects on the recruitment of the new vice-chancellor of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and addresses higher education minister Itah Kandjii-Murangi's perceived interference in the process. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: The family representative of the four men killed by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF), George Nchindo, talks about how the incident has affected his family. He also condemns the actions of the BDF saying that there was no indication that his brothers were poachers. #TheEveningReview