742K views · 7.4K reactions | NEW ERA IN WASHINGTON: A newly sworn-in President Biden signs 17 executive orders in his first day in office, reversing some of Donald Trump’s presidential legacy. Plus, the Senate confirms Joe Biden’s first Cabinet pick. ABC’s Kenneth Moton reports. | World News Now | Facebook

Fruitful… Namibia and South Africa’s arts and culture ministers Sanet Steenkamp and Gayton McKenzie share candid moments after their engagements in Windhoek. McKenzie is in Namibia for a two-day bilateral visit, strengthening bilateral, cultural and heritage ties, among others. Video: Contributed | New Era Newspaper

The moment… The stage is set as the Electoral Commission of Namibia is set to announce the final results of the 2024 Presidential and National Assembly elections. The elections were officially scheduled for 27 November but were later extended to 30 November, after some polling stations experienced challenges that prevented voters from exercising their rights on the initial day. Video: Edward Mumbuu | New Era Newspaper

Launched… Multichoice Namibia has launched the Namibia Content Creator Awards website today in Windhoek. A first of its kind, the website will allow the public to nominate their favorite content creators. These awards aim to celebrate Namibia's content creation scene. The awards ceremony will take place in November, and will feature 20 categories. Video: Pricilla Mukokobi | New Era Newspaper

583K views · 34 reactions | “You really don't realize how inaccessible the city is until you need it to be accessible for you.” With only 23% of New York City’s subway stations accessible, the transit system is failing its customers with disabilities. | HuffPost Politics | Facebook

290K views · 129 reactions | PM Boris Johnson has announced everyone in England must stay at home except for permitted reasons during a new coronavirus lockdown that is expected to last until mid-February. bbc.in/3pP3Z2J | BBC Politics | Facebook

509K views · 2.3K reactions | A huge upset in New York is evidence the 2018 midterm elections could usher in a new era of Democrats in office. | HuffPost | Facebook