The Ministry of Safety and Security in the Kavango East Region has raised concern about the rise in deaths due to animal attacks in the region. Coupled to this is a rise in drowning incidents, Kavango East Governor, Dr Samuel Mbambo said.

-The Rundu town council is taking steps to address challenges facing the waste management at the town.

-The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has inaugurated two conservancy offices constructed at a cost of N$3,6 million dollars in the Ndiyona constituency of the Kavango East region on Thursday.

-More than 300 suspected malaria cases have been reported in the Kavango East Region this past week with 64 treated as serious cases.

-In Kavango East, Governor Samuel Mbambo has called on men to respect women as their equal partners at all times.

-Kavango East Governor, Ambassador Samuel Mbambo has invited all Namibians to join him in celebrating Namibia's 27th Independence celebrations later this month.

-Education authorities in the Kavango East region are aware of the dilapidated condition of Linus Shashipapo Secondary School, and is working hard to fix it.

-Three suspected poachers have been arrested by the anti poaching unit in the Kavango East region,

The Police's Water guard unit in Kavango East have warned inhabitants to minimise their movements to the river especially at night. The warning followed after a 28-year-old woman was caught by a crocodile on Monday evening. The deceased have been identified as Cellestine Mashe Ndajamba and the next of kin have been informed.

Grass harvesters in Kavango East will soon have a marketing centre for their grass, hopefully cutting out the middle man and making a better profit.