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Youth leader Dorothea Nangolo recounts the events that led to the violent disruption of the National Youth Council General Assembly in Swakopmund. She discusses allegations of assault, the reported use of tear gas, and the impact the incident has had on delegates. Nangolo also calls for accountability and justice before a new assembly date is set.

Simon Taapopi discusses his bid for the National Youth Council executive chairperson position, responds to calls for the role to be abolished, and outlines his priorities for restoring trust, strengthening governance and advancing youth development ahead of the General Assembly elections in Swakopmund.

Leonard Armas discusses an urgent petition by workers at Etosha Fishing Corporation and the Mining, Metal, Maritime and Construction Union (MMMC), calling for the immediate allocation of pilchard quota. The union says more than 430 jobs are at risk due to delays in quota allocation and warns of the impact on workers, local fish processing, and the broader economy.

Gospel artist Ali Tobias discusses her upcoming Eimbilo album and the inspiration behind reimagining traditional hymns for a new generation. Joined by D.A, she also shares details about the Ehangano Concert Volume 2, set for 4 July at the National Theatre of Namibia, featuring a star-studded lineup and support for Orlindo Orphanage.

Dr Omu Kakujaha Matundu speaks to Desert FM on the housing crisis, saying government declarations must be accompanied by concrete interventions if meaningful progress is to be made in addressing Namibia's housing challenges.

Unionist Job Muniaro shares concerns about civil servants becoming vulnerable to cash loan schemes.

Activits, Michael Amushelelo speaks about the recent water supply issue affecting the Ministry of Works and Transport.

LPM' s Duminga Ndala discusses matters relating to the National Youth Council General Meeting.

Bishop Uazenga Othniel Ngahahe speaks to Desert FM on the significance of the Ovambanderu commemoration held in Okahandja over the weekend and why remembering the community's history remains important for future generations.

Khorixas resident David Suze says men experiencing abuse should not be afraid to seek help or speak out.

Speaking to Desert FM during Men's Mental Health Month, Suze shared his experience as an alleged survivor of domestic violence and called for greater support and understanding for male victims of abuse.