The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) urges public members to visit authorised offices for issuing of travel permits in and out of Windhoek, Okahandja, and Rehoboth.
-The recent rise in COVID-19 cases will put more strain on health care resources and is expected to lead to more hospitalisations and death in the country.
-The COVID-19 vaccination process will continue until the Government meets its set target of inoculating 1,5 million people.
-Six more people from Windhoek, Gobabis, Oshakati, Keetmanshoop and Eenhana have died from COVID-19.
-The tourism sector that has been hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, is picking up slowly.
-The COVID-19 vaccination roll-out in Erongo Region got off to a slow start.
-Bank of Namibia Governor, Johannes !Gawaxab believes the speedy procurement and rollout of COVID-19 vaccines could accelerating economic growth.
The number of learners testing positive for COVID-19 continues to increase in Namibia.
The increasing number of deaths and persons being admitted to hospitals due to COVID-19 is a cause for concern.
-Executive Director at the Ministry of Education Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp says that a number of COVID-19 positive cases have been confirmed at several schools in the Hardap Region.
