-Bad roads in the Ohangwena Region are hindering the pace of construction of the Onamafila Clinic in Oshikunde Constituency.

-Tuberculosis (TB) kills around 4 000 people every day worldwide. Around 700 are children.

-The 39-year-old woman who stands accused of murdering her 16-year-old nephew, Johannes Nghilifavali, in December 2018 and burying him in a shallow grave, at Okakwa Village, has been denied bail.

-The Ohangwena Health Director, John Hango said Malaria remains a major public health problem in Ohangwena with more than 2 000 cases reported between January and June last year.

-The Governor of the Ohangwena Region is raising funds to build a decent shelter for learners of Oshamukweni Combined School in the Okongo Constituency. These learners avoid making a daily commute of about 26 kilometres to and from school by residing in makeshift structures on the school premises.

-The office of the Ohangwena Governor is busy mobilising corporates, to provide decent shelter to learners at the Oshamukweni Combined School in the Okongo Constituency.

-Police officers patrolling the Angola-Namibia border in the Ohangwena Region say they are faced with challenges in executing their duties amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

-Foot and mouth disease (FMD) have been detected in Oshana and Ohangwena regions between 28 December and 6 January this year.

-Ohangwena Governor Walde Ndevashia has been admitted to the Ondangwa Private Hospital.

-Ohangwena Governor Walde Ndevashiya says his eight months in office yielded positive results, in terms of service delivery.