Heavy rainfall in the Khomas Region has severely damaged road infrastructure, limiting motorists' access to their destinations. Some roads are closed due to the rains and independence celebrations.
Oshana Region Governor Elia Irimari has warned residents of rising water levels and potential flooding due to heavy rains in Namibia and southern Angola, which have filled the Cuvelai-Etosha Basin.
Heavy rains recorded on Sunday in the ||Kharas Region have wreaked havoc, causing damage to roads and houses.
The nbc News team travelled on the Keetmanshoop/Aroab gravel road to capture the extent of the road damages.
Heavy rains in the Kavango East and West have left some residents picking up the pieces over the weekend.
Lambert Haingura, a resident of Hamweyi Village in the Kavango West Region, is one of those affected, as the weekend's rain was accompanied by lightning, which struck and killed seven of his cattle.
Heavy rains caused extensive damage to properties in some residential areas in Rundu yesterday.
This morning people were fixing their houses and access roads to their homes.
Our nbc team visited some areas to see for themselves.
The homeless community residing at the Khomasdal Stadium is currently facing a dire situation as their tents have been destroyed by the heavy rains received in the capital since Thursday.
Heavy rains received on Saturday have left many houses surrounded by water at the Ehenye residential area in Oshakati, Oshana Region.
Heavy rains left some families in Rundu's Suncity area devastated, as their houses were destroyed.
The rainstorm on Tuesday evening left family members destitute, and some are still struggling to rebuild their dwellings.
Teaching and learning at Keetmanshoop-based Don Bosco Primary School were disrupted today as learners had to mop up flooded classrooms following heavy rains on Tuesday.
Benedictus |Narib, the principal of Don Bosco Primary School, says the rainwater flooded two blocks of classrooms.
Heavy rains accompanied by a strong wind blew away tents used as classrooms at the Siguruguru Primary School outside Rundu.
Acting Head of Department Marcellus Haivera says it is now becoming a daily occurrence since schools reopened in January.
