-Some concerned Residents in Omaheke took to the streets of Gobabis in protest against the alleged misappropriation of funds by the Regional Council and the Chief Regional Officer.

Poor rainfall has led to an increase in veldfire outbreaks in the Omaheke Region.

Residents of Omaheke are calling for a national referendum to address issues such as ancestral land rights and past injustices on land ownership.

-A shortage of San language teachers in Omaheke Region has deprived thousands of San learners of the opportunity to be taught in their mother tongue.

-The Omaheke regional under-20 football team finalised their preparation for this year's edition of the Namibian Newspaper at Gobabis over the weekend and are now ready to face the other teams.

-This follows an allegation that an adult Namibian male suspect entered a farm in the Leonardville area, where he allegedly led cattle from a grazing area to another farm, using horses.

-The sixth SWAPO Party Congress may proceed without delegates from the Omahake Region if the High Court application by some party members from the region succeeds.

-Swapo’s 25-member regional executive committee of the Omaheke Region has voted in favour of supporting President Hage Geingob and his running mates in the upcoming Swapo congress.

-Former councillor of the Epukiro Constituency, Ruth Mbura is the new Swapo Party regional co-ordinator in the Omaheke Region.

-Ten street kids from the Omaheke Region, who were in Windhoek, have been returned back home.