-The Oshana and Hardap regions are satisfied with the syllabus completion rate before learners sit for end-of-year exams.

-Hardap Governor, Salomon April is encouraging the regional management and leadership to involve the region's communities when planning on national development projects.

-Pro Namibian Children, a non-governmental organisation is empowering communities in the Hardap Region through training in gardening.

-The newly appointed governor of Hardap, Reverend Salomon April promised to ensure that the set goals as outlined in the national development agenda are achieved.

-The Hardap Regional Council is facing a challenge of providing water to resettlement farms in the area.

-The Chairperson of the Hardap Farmers Association, Dawie De Klerk has dismissed speculations that Namwater will stop providing water to irrigation schemes in the region at the end of this month.

Struggle veteran Victoria Kauluma donated 10 000 hectares of land worth N$6,5 million to farmers in the Hardap region.

-The Hardap Governor is dismayed with national ratings of the Grade 10 and 12 results over the past few years.

-The Governor of the Hardap Region, Esme Isaack hosted an indaba where she encouraged all school principals in the region to improve their schools' academic results this year, from what has been the pattern over recent years.

-The Swapo Party in the Hardap Region says they are disappointed that President Hage Geingob is not the sole candidate for the Swapo presidency.