-Learners of the Sanjo Secondary School, at Bukalo settlement in the Zambezi Region, want the rights of children to receive due attention and their future secured.

-The Namibian Police in the Zambezi Region are concerned about an increase in crimes related to the misuse of alcohol after the country entered Stage 3 of the state of emergency regulations.

-Learners in the Zambezi Region are happy to resume the face-to-face classes.

-COVID-19 has already affected the funding of many non-government organisations (NGOs) including Mainstream Foundation in the Zambezi Region.

-The Police in the Zambezi Region continues to confiscate alcoholic beverages that are being smuggled into the country through the Zambezi River and other ungazzeted entry points.

-A bull elephant that has been terrorising farmers in the Balyerwa Conservancy in the Zambezi Region was put down.

-Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu says he wants to see the Katima-Liselo Green Scheme in operation as a matter of urgency to promote food security in the country.

-Lake Lyambezi in Zambezi Region has started receiving its first in-flow of water since last year's drought.

-Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu says, since the State of Emergency was declared, the regional leadership is trying its best to ensure residents adhere to the regulations.

-The Namibian Police in the Zambezi Region are happy with the fact that many residents are adhering to the preventative measures as outlined in the State of Emergency regulations.