-Special elections have kicked off this morning without any hindrances in the Kunene Region.
-The community of Okangwati and surrounding areas in the Epupa Constituency of the Kunene Region want several services improved by the incoming councillors after the elections.
-The Namibian Police Force (NamPol) in the Kunene Region have confirmed the disappearance of two individuals who were in a motor vehicle that was swept away while crossing a river in Otuani district.
-Twenty small-scale farmers in the Kunene Region have benefited from livestock, fodder and farming implements under the Rangeland and Ecosystem Management Project.
-Ohorongo Cement's brick making academy on Friday put 30 young people from Opuwo, Outjo, Kamanjab and Khorixas through training in brickmaking.
-The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) in the Kunene Region has incorporated different traditional cultures to convince more women to participate in the elections.
-The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has endorsed the party's candidates to contest local authority and regional council elections in the Kunene Region slated for 25 November 2020.
-Environmental activist Owen Muhenje from Epupa in the Kunene Region has continued his journey of raising awareness on environmental cleanliness and how to address floods.
-Voter registration for the upcoming Regional Council and Local Authority Elections are picking up in the Kunene Region, after initially getting off to a slow start.
-Eighteen schools out of 69 with Grades 7, 8 and 9 in the Kunene Region still face challenges of ablution facilities and renovations, despite having had to resume with face-to-face learning on Monday.
