-The expansion of the Omaheke Vocational Training Centre (VTC) in Gobabis, will now only be completed in November.
-The two Namibian truck drivers who were admitted to an isolation unit at Gobabis after they tested positive for COVID-19 in Botswana last week, were released on Monday after testing negative twice.
-The United Nations Office on Drug and Crime(UNODC) has officially handed over a hydroponic project to the Gobabis Correctional Facility.
-Gobabis residents owe the Gobabis Municipality about N$50 million in unpaid municipal bills, its chief executive officer (CEO), Ignatius Thudinyane said.
-With barely two days to go before the Presidential and National Assembly elections, residents of Gobabis are gearing up to vote.
President Hage Geingob will undertake regional assessment missions on the drought situation and hold town hall meetings countrywide as from Thursday.
In a bid to stop the spread of the Hepatitis E outbreak at Gobabis, members of the community there took part in a clean-up campaign on Saturday.
A solar power plant estimated to feed about 25,8 gigawatts per year to Namibia's national grid, for the next 25 years, was launched in Gobabis.
-Windhoek-Namibia is ready to host the Inter Africa Equestrian Cup at Gobabis from the 10th to 13 May 2018.
-Gobabis retailers have started to remove cold meats, imported from Enterprises Food and Rainbow Chicken Limited in South Africa, following a ban on their products as a result of the Listeria outbreak in that country.
