The food security remains a challenge in all 14 regions. These were the views of regional governors during the COVID-19 update at the Communication Centre, in which they also spoke about socio-economic matters in their regions.

The state of emergency and lockdown extension over COVID-19 has seen a number of large and small-scale businesses closing down, while others are struggling to keep their businesses afloat.

One more COVID-19 patient recovers bringing the total number of recoveries in the country to eight.

Namibian entrepreneurs have built a locally manufactured Hands-Free Disinfectant Chamber to combat COVID-19.

Erongo Governor Neville Iitope is satisfied with the progress made thus far in the region to combat the spread of COVID-19. He made the remarks during an update on the pandemic with regional heads of education, police, health sectors as well as regional councillors.

Today’s COVID-19 Communication Centre update included regional Governors who gave updates on how their regions are responding to the challenges brought about by the outbreak of the pandemic. Khomas Governor Laura McLeod-Katjirua said Ramatex was offered as a quarantine facility. 57 010 were registered for food aid and 7 210 food parcels were distributed. Informal […]

Windhoek residents flocked to the Khomas Regional Council today, demanding food parcels for their families.

A curfew will be implemented from 1 May to restrict the movement of people as the country enters level-4 of the lockdown and continues to battle the Coronavirus pandemic. Citizens will have to stay at home between 20h00 and 05h00, except to seek medical care. Essential workers are exempted from the curfew. It will also […]

In response to the threat of COVID-19, the Tsumeb Municipality has given in to the call for it to provide free water to the informal settlement of Kuvukiland. In this regard, the town’s Mayor Matheus Hangula pleaded with local business people to join hands to ease some of the burden on the state during these […]

Cleaning, disinfecting and refurbishing of the Oshetu Community Market at Windhoek’s Single Quarters area are underway and the market is expected to re-open for business directly following this process. City of Windhoek Mayor, Fransina Kahungu applauded vendors from this market for understanding the delay in getting them back to business.