-Namibia Food Allied Workers Union (NAFAU), has condemned tribal remarks allegedly made by a senior official of Checkers-Shoprite Namibia, against people in the Zambezi Region.
-The National Youth Council (NYC) has launched the Youth COVID-19 awareness campaign in the Zambezi Region.
-Human-wildlife conflict remains a major concern in the Zambezi Region, particularly this time of the year.
-The Ministry of Agriculture has announced a temporary ban of livestock movements within and outside of the Zambezi Region with immediate effect following the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD).
Youth unemployment and lack of qualified teachers in certain subjects are some of the challenges Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu highlighted is his state of the region's address.
-The Zambezi Region could soon see 70% of its schools in rural areas fitted with electricity.
Namibia's green region, Zambezi, is also experiencing severe drought.
Crop farmers in the flood-prone areas in the Zambezi Region are urged to start wetland cultivation.
Residents in flood-prone areas of the Zambezi Region are cautioned to apply contingency plans in anticipation of the annual floods.
A suspected poacher was arrested after being found in possession of a Zebra carcass and hunting rifles at Ngoma in the Salambala Conservancy of the Zambezi Region on Friday.
