In light of several armed robberies in Windhoek over the past weekend, the crew discusses the dangerous situation of waking up to an intruder in your home. Opinions are quickly split with Neville and Merja landing on one side and Q-Base seeming to see things differently.

Namibia reaches 10 000 confirmed COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the outbreak here in March. The crew reacts to President Geingob's address yesterday, ending the 6 month state of emergency, and lifting both the travel restrictions on the Khomas region, and the nationwide curfew.  Also discussed, is privacy within relationships,  particularly when it comes to your cellphone. Merja says only 'cheaters' hide their phones, the guys say 'los net my foon uit'.

Th crew looks ahead to the president's address later in the day with some optimism as the COVID-19 infection rate in Namibia continues its downward trajectory. We also discuss witch-doctors, traditional healers ans some pastors who masquerade as either or both of these for a fee. Some interesting stories are shared in the comments section.

The crew dissects journalism and the rules that govern the profession. Does tabloid reporting constitute journalism, even when it crosses over into the unethical realm of malicious fiction.

We chat to Ms Lina Ndengu from the Electoral Commission of Namibia, ECN. With today being the last day to register for the Regional and Local Authority Elections scheduled for November this year, we clear up some of the intricacies surrounding the registration and subsequent voting process.

The crew talks politics in light of a showdown between IPC and independent candidates, with the party declaring that it will not be supporting any individual who runs as an independent candidate.

The crew anticipates what the possible outcomes from President Geingob's address later in the day could be, with contrasting views on what is preferable. And then in true FRIDAY fashion, it quickly descends into chaos, with a range of discussions on relationship issues which may be cringe-worthy to some sensitive listeners.

Namibia marks only the second time where the number of recovered patients outnumber the number of active cases, as the infection rate continues to slow down, but, are we doing enough? The crew discusses some of the measures put in place to mitigate the rate t which the virus spreads and these are still useful? We also reflect of CAS's ruling to uphold the decision that Caster Semenya and other athletes with similar conditions will have to take testosterone reducing agents or undergo surgery if the want to compete in some elite races as women.

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