-A team of 35 volunteers has been set up to conduct public awareness and sensitisation on the dangers of COVID-19 in Tsumeb and its surroundings.
-A vulnerable children's soup kitchen in Okahandja's Vergenoeg informal settlement is unable to observe the COVID-19 prevention regulations as they have no access to the basics.
The Councilor of the Katima Urban Constituency, John Mukaya says the rapid increase of COVID-19 positive cases in the Zambezi Region is a cause for concern.
-The Executive Director in the Ministry of Health, Ben Nangombe has cautioned the public against the falsification of COVID-19 laboratory results.
-Employees have been urged to protect themselves from COVID-19 by adhering to preventative measures.
-Several Cabinet Ministers tested positive for COVID-19 since the outbreak of the pandemic in Namibia.
-Some State and private hospitals are unable to admit any more COVID-19 patients, owing to a lack of space.
-The Namibian Police (NAMPOL) say although NAFAU has been granted permission to hold a demonstration tomorrow the gathering should comply with COVID-19 health protocols.
-Namibia could receive the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines as early as the end of January.
-Small and Medium Enterprises at the Katima Mulilo Open Market are struggling to make ends meet, due to the decline in business as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic control measures.
