-Namibia, with the exception of a few municipalities in the Erongo Region, recently entered Stage 4 of the state of emergency regulations, effective since March, due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

-The Erongo region has become the epicentre for COVID-19 infections with new cases being recorded almost every day.

-There has been an increasing number of Covid-19 cases in your region with some cases having no contacts.

-Erongo Governor Neville Andre has dismissed reports on social media that most positive cases of COVID 19 were recorded at fishing factories.

-Social workers in the Erongo Region are struggling to cope as the number of COVID-19 continues to increase.

-The Roads Authority (RA) has announced the re-opening of the Namibia Traffic Information System (NaTIS) offices in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund in the Erongo Region, during stage three of the state of emergency.

-Erongo Governor Neville Andre said there are enough isolation and quarantine facilities to accommodate the 2 000 people that might test positive for COVID 19.

-Namibia now has 63 confirmed cases of Covid-19, after eight more people tested positive in the Erongo Region.

-The Erongo Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu has announced that they will no longer issue travelling permits out of the region, with immediate effect.

-Erongo Governor, Neville Andre has commended residents of coastal towns for adhering to the state of emergency regulations under Stage 1.