-Over the past number of years residents of the Ohangwena Region, particularly from the eastern parts, have been surviving on water wells that at times are not fit for human consumption.

-Ohangwena Governor Walde Ndevashiya is calling on the Roads Authority (RA) to improve gravel roads leading to various villages in the region.

-Grade 11 and 12 learners of Eengendjo Secondary School in the Ohangwena Region could not resume classes due to lack of water and a blocked sewerage system.

-The Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture in the Ohangwena Region is worried about learners from Angola who attend school in the region, as schools reopen on Wednesday.

-Ohangwena Police Commissioner, Simeon Shindinge says the situation at border posts in the region is under control, as law enforcement agents work around the clock patrolling the borders.

-Police in Ohangwena region has confiscated alcohol from the Ekolola informal settlement in Eenhana after a tip-off from community members.

-No strict measures seem to be in place at some border points in the Ohangwena Region between Namibia and Angola and situations sometimes get out of control, despite the Government's regulations that border movements be controlled.

-Communal farmers at cattle posts in the Ohangwena Region are mostly adhering to the state of emergency regulations.

-A vaccination campaign against foot and mouth disease (FMD) has started in the Okongo Constituency of the Ohangwena Region.

-Outgoing Ohangwena Governor Usko Nghaamwa has urged communities to adhere to the prevention measures against the further spread of COVID-19.