-The leader of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has urged //Kharas Region's business people and Government officials to co-operate in packaging the region's investment opportunities.
-The Roads Authority (RA) is repairing the Keetmanshoop-Koes road that was damaged by the recent heavy rains.
-The number of people being hospitalised for COVID-19 in the //Kharas Region has doubled in the last 24 hours.
-Empowering small and medium enterprises through the provision of new and improved technologies is integral to Namibia's ambitions to achieve Vision 2030.
-The steep rise in COVID-19 positive cases in the //Kharas Region is cause for concern.
-Some farmers, particularly those residing downstream in the //Kharas Region, fear heavy rains could damage infrastructure as three major dams are fast filling up and this could lead to flooding.
-Acting //Kharas Regional Commander, Deputy Commissioner Tauno Hamukoto has described last night's operation as a success with a number of residents issued with fines for contravening the curfew regulations.
-The Khomas and //Kharas regions have escaped tougher COVID-19 measures, including a possible lockdown, aimed at curbing the spread of the pandemic.
-//Kharas Governor, Aletha Frederick has urged people with disabilities to position themselves in such a way that they benefit from programmes aimed at improving their socio-economic conditions.
Residents of //Kharas and Hardap attempted to stop the groundbreaking ceremony of the rehabilitation and upgrading of the 88 kilometre long stretch of the B1 road between Tses and Gibeon.
