Ministry worried about number of people dying at home, South Africa to help manufacture Pfizer vaccine, Pan American Health Organization appeals for vaccine donations, and new study shows lockdowns don't have worse health consequences than Covid-19.

Erongo launches vaccination campaign, Tunisian President fires Health Minister, study reveals 203 different 'long Covid' symptoms, and another drug begins real-time review.

Shangula encouraged by long lines at vaccination sites but deputy Education Minister issues dire warning over children's mental health, 49 AU states to receive donated vaccines in the coming weeks, and WHO and UNICEF issue warning about missed vaccinations in children.

Namibia's mass vaccination campaign restarts today and a drive-through vaccination site opens in Windhoek tomorrow, the UK declares "Freedom Day" despite concerns, leaders pledge more vaccine sharing, and Biden says social media companies are "killing people".

Namibia's positivity rate sees a decline, looting in SA has detrimental effects on the fight against the pandemic, the WHO warns the pandemic is "nowhere near finished", and US Surgeon General says current US deaths could have been prevented with vaccines.

New number from Namibia and South Africa, protests in Paris, warnings of a surge of cases in the middle East, and the highlighting of an article posted on the Future Media website.

FDA adds new warning to J&J vaccine, Malawi study shows AstraZeneca vaccine is working, and the flu jab may provide protection against some severe Covid effects.

Namibia passes the 2000 death mark but is expecting more vaccines within the week, WHO Director-General criticizes countries looking to issue 'booster shots', activity trackers lead to more understanding of Covid recovery, and the pandemic has had a devastating effect on world hunger.

The latest numbers from Namibia and the world, South Africa gets slightly relaxed regulations, J&J signs new deal that will make vaccines more accessible to Africa, and the US seeing a surge in areas with low vaccination rates.