-Seventeen small business owners from the Keetmanshoop Urban Constituency were beneficiaries of equipment and machinery procured through the //Kharas Regional Council's development programme.

-A 39-year-old man died after three marble tabletops allegedly fell on him at Keetmanshoop on Saturday.

-A family of four at Keetmanshoop lost all their belongings after a fire destroyed their shack yesterday.

Walvis Bay, Keetmanshoop and Outapi have received mobile wellness clinics and COVID-19 hygiene material worth N$6 million from the German government.

-Residents of Keetmanshoop from all walks of life are attending a Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) workshop on the new children's law.

-Employees of Shoprite in the //Kharas Region joined their counterparts in staging a peaceful demonstration at Keetmanshoop, against police brutality. Striking workers also handed over a petition to Namibian Police Regional Commander, Commissioner David Indongo.

-Keetmanshoop residents joined by political party leaders blocked access to the Shoprite store in solidarity with the striking workers who are demanding better wages and improved employment conditions.

-The taking over of the distribution and supply of electricity to the residents and businesses by the Keetmanshoop Municipality, from Selco, has increased the municipality's monthly revenue.

-Two men aged 27 and 21 are expected to appear in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s Court on Monday for allegedly raping a 15-year-old girl at Gainachas in the //Kharas Region.

-Residents of the //Kharas and Hardap regions have welcomed the good rains received over the weekend but those residing in informal settlements at Keetmanshoop, were unfortunate as the rains caused some damage.