-The Executive Director (ED) of the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp said the schools will officially reopen on 20 April.
-Deputy Health Minister Dr Esther Muinjangue said Namibia's two latest positive COVID-19 cases, a teacher and a medical doctor, are both stable and in isolation.
-Concerns are raised from all sectors of society that the lockdown can have a huge impact on domestic relations and that the quarantine measures affected family ties and intimate relationships.
-Police Chief Inspector Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga has urged members of the police force to respect human rights and refrain from unnecessarily assaulting and manhandling of suspects unless in self-defence.
-The Homeless in the Khomas Region are accommodated at the Khomasdal Stadium and Teachers Resource Centre in Katutura.
-A total of 131 Namibians were issued with fines for failure to comply with the COVID-19 state of emergency regulations.
-Small business owners in the north are heavily affected since the state of emergency came into effect.
-The councillor of the John Pandeni Constituency in the Khomas Region, Rachel Jacob has called on the private and public sectors to assist in alleviating hunger during the state of emergency period.
-The Minister of Finance has instructed all public entities to stop all procurement processes unless the purchases are COVID-19-related.
-State House has dismissed a report, circulating on social media, linking President Hage Geingob and First Lady Monica Geingos, to the distribution of Government's multi-billion emergency relief package.
