-A self-taught traditional shoemaker at Keetmanshoop says that despite a few setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, she remains hopeful that with the opening of borders, materials and other leather products will soon become available.

-A just-ended workshop on post-colonial art and history at Keetmanshoop was hailed as an eye-opener.

-The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says it will not hold a by-election for Keetmanshoop Urban Constituency to fill the vacancy left by the LPM councillor, Maxi Minnaar, who died last week.

-The Keetmanshoop Police Station was on Tuesday closed after a police officer came into contact with a positive case who came into the station to have documents certified.

-The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Peya Mushelenga has commended NBC's Regional Office at Keetmanshoop for covering developmental in the area.

-A group of disgruntled employees who are constructing houses at Keetmanshoop handed over a petition to the site manager, in protest over alleged unfair labour practises and poor wages.

-Tailors in the //Kharas Region have been commended for producing 14 000 reusable masks in a short period of time.

-The head of the COVID-19's surveillance team, Dr Emmy-Else Ndevaetela announced that targetted testing has been expanded to Keetmanshoop.

-The organisers of the Keetmanshoop, Agricultural, Industrial and Tourism Expo announced the cancellation of the event due to the outbreak of COVID-19. .

-Since receiving sewing material tailors at Keetmanshoop in the //Kharas Region, have already produced about 2 000 masks.