-A group of young people in the Zambezi Region has established an organisation called Zambezi Evergreen Youth Heritage.

-The Migratory African locusts that were reported in some parts of the Zambezi earlier this year have spread to other parts in the region.

-The supplementary registration of voters started off at a slow pace in the Zambezi Region, but without any hiccups.

-There has been a rapid increase in a number of COVID-19 cases in Ohangwena, Otjozondjupa, Oshikoto and Zambezi Regions. Some of these regions have reported up to over 60% increase in two weeks.

-A man in his late twenties was attacked by an elephant at Lusu village in the Zambezi Region's Sibbinda Constituency. The man identified as Matongo Simasiku is reported to be in a stable but critical condition in the Katima Mulilo State Hospital.

-The body of a 13-year-old boy was retrieved on Friday from a stream between Protea Hotel and Ngoma road in the Zambezi Region.

-The Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) in Zambezi has condemned the ongoing infighting among party leaders in the Katima Mulilo Urban District.

-A 19-year-old secondary school learner in the Zambezi Region is suspected of giving birth on Friday and burying her child alive.

-The Meat Board of Namibia says beef produced at the Katima Mulilo Abattoir conforms to be the highest quality standards and should be allowed access to markets, both national and international.

-A 28-year-old Zambian national was fatally stabbed in the chest with a sharp object at Mambali village in the Zambezi Region's Sauzuo district on Saturday morning.