“What Do You Do To Make a Living?” Frans Gamseb (60) a pensioner in the Omaheke region says that in his efforts to supplement his social grant, he wakes up as early as 6am. He then proceeds to get his trolley and sets off to look for empty cans in order to sell them to scrap metal buyers or to draw water for others who find it difficult to do it on their own. He adds that this allows him to make about N$50 on good days, but admits that there are days he returns home empty-handed. Gamseb revealed

Action awaits... A fierce battle is expected in Omaheke region’s Otjinene settlement this Saturday as Namibia's current champion horse, Earl of Cardigan from Otjinene Supporters Club aims for home ground victory. Video: Zebaldt Ngaruka | New Era Newspaper

Lion attack... Three lions are killing livestock in the Omaheke region's Epukiro and Otjinene areas. An affected farmer, Kuzeue Tjitjai, confirmed the incident, saying that the lions are roaming around in villages such as Otjazo, Otjiporeka, Otjorujano and Ovisaijena. More to follow Video: Contributed | New Era Newspaper

Horse racing... The MTC Summer Derby is underway at Gobabis Turf in the Omaheke region where Namibia's top racehorses will compete in 18 sprints. Racers are competing for a N$200 000 cash prize. Video: Zebaldt Ngaruka | New Era Newspaper

This little hoot looks like a real-life Muppet! A brave little great horned owlet at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Alabama clacks its bill as a threat display. Great horned owls have many different calls and are known to clack, bark, hiss, rattle, whoop, shriek, and of course, hoot. Young great horned owls will fledge the nest around seven weeks old and are capable of short flights soon after. They'll hang out on nearby branches or on the ground, and their parents never stray too f