Covid-19 not behind us – Geingob

21 deaths recorded during fifth wave
Members of the public are still urged to wear masks, especially in indoor settings and on aeroplanes, while the number of people permitted at public gatherings remains unchanged at 1 000.
Ellanie Smit
  • 2 Year Ago - 2022-06-15 01:00:00
Despite nearing the last stages of the fifth Covid-19 wave, Namibians must remain vigilant as viruses spread fastest in winter.President Hage Geingob, speaking at the latest update
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