Over 3,000 people in the Musese Constituency, Kavango West Region, are without national documents, and the community is pleading for help.
Lack of documentation, they say, deprives them and their children of government services.
The Swapo Party Vice President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has encouraged the nation to invest in agriculture to diminish unemployment amongst the youth and reduce poverty.
Sewage removal and water supply business owners at Rundu are unhappy with the order by the local town council for them to stop fetching water at the Rundu beach.
This, they claim, will severely affect their business.
A student from Development Aid from the People to People Institute of Zimbabwe has undertaken to share knowledge in agriculture with his fellow villagers at Mabushe in the Kavango East Region.
The Vice President of the Namibian Public Passenger Transport Association (NPPT) in the Kavango East Region, Tobias Katembo, says the money collected from taxi drivers is used to pay for the administration of all functions, such as the issuing of yellow stickers.
Taxi drivers in the Kavango East Region want the Namibia Public Passenger Transport Association (NPPTA) to stop operating in the region.
They held a demonstration in Rundu, claiming the NPPTA office collects charges from them, but they do not see what the money is used for.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has called on rural communities to be creative and partake in the tourism sector.
This was stated during the celebration of World Tourism Day at Nkurenkuru.
Parents with children attending Kanyumara Primary School in the Kavango East Region, located 90 km east of Rundu, have taken the drastic step of preventing their children from attending school until further notice.
Enumerators in the two Kavango regions have started with the census population count.
They say the data collection process started on a good note as the community and different stakeholders responded positively to their visits.
Namibia's population count started on Sunday at midnight.
Students at the Frans Dimbare Rural Youth Centre are unhappy with their academic progress due to a lack of equipment.
