Annexure A
Critical services
(Regulation 1)
Part 1
3.Operating theatre Services4.Intensive Care Unit (ICU) services7.Pharmaceutical services10.Physiotherapy services12.Medical services including medical specialised services13.Hospital Kitchen Services14.Hospital laundry services15.Emergency management services16.Disaster management services17.Potable water services18.Waste water management services20.Electricity distribution services21.Electricity operation services22.Electricity maintenance services23.Electricity transmission services24.Electricity network operation services25.Electricity system operation services26.Electricity system security and planning services27.Electricity engineering services28.Electricity energy trading services29.Air navigation services30.Air traffic management services31.Communication, navigation and surveillance system services32.Search and rescue services33.Aeronautical information services34.Meteorological services for air navigation servicesPart 2
1. Agriculture and forestry
Agricultural production and value chains (animal husbandry, agronomic and horticulture) supply related operations, including farming, veterinary and phyto-sanitary provider services, pest control services, feed and chemical and fertilizer providers. Millers and logistics services.2. Fishing
Harvesting of fish (including artisanal fishing other than for leisure), cultivation of fish and value chain activities relating to fish, as part of food production for Namibia and for export; maintenance of fishing vessels and maintenance of fishing processing plants.3. Mining and quarrying
Mining and related activities to maintain mining operations including critical maintenance work on plant and equipment. Normal mining operations, including value chain activities, will be allowed.4. Manufacturing
Manufacturing of health related products, hygiene and sanitary related products, supplies, devices, equipment, and medicines, including complementary health products and supplements; food, non-alcoholic beverages and essential products, as well as essential inputs thereto. This includes production for exporting the same product categories. Production for disposable health and hygiene and sanitary related products, as well as for the production of packaging for essential health and food supply chains. Food, beverages and essential goods manufacturing and processing facilities, to the extent they are supporting essential or critical business continuity services to fight COVID-19.5. Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
Public and private organisations, their staff and service providers essential to the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity, fuel, gas, steam and air conditioning will need to continue to operate. This includes local authorities and regional councils, and the suppliers of logistics, feedstock and maintenance will be required to continue to operate and provide security of electricity supply.6. Water supply, purification, desalination, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
Public and private organisations, their staff and service providers essential to the security of supply of bulk and potable water and sanitation must continue to operate and provide vital water and sanitation services. This includes local authorities and regional councils and those involved in the supply of materials, chemicals and related equipment.7. Construction
Any maintenance support requirements for retailers, manufacturers producing essential goods, support to medical services; any construction that cannot be reasonably postponed; plumbing and electrical services, security installations and maintenance, water treatment and sewerage. Building of medical infrastructures and quarantine camps in support of essential goods and critical services to fight COVID-19.8. Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
Retail, wholesale, supermarkets, the open markets and informal traders, home kiosks for food and essential goods. Essential hygiene goods include: toilet paper, cleaners, sanitizers and disinfectants, personal hygiene products, and essential supplies for those taking care of the sick and elderly and in order for people to remain healthy. All services related to the repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles to continue in as far as they are providing support to the fight against COVID-19.9. Transportation, logistics and storage
Warehousing, transport (including courier services), distribution, cold storage and logistics for essential goods, production inputs and health related goods. This includes operations at all entry points. Humanitarian and relief functions in the fight against COVID-19 will be permitted.10. Accommodation and food service activities
To the extent that they are supporting essential or critical business continuity services relating to the fight of the COVID-19 subject to take away and not dinning in restaurants.11. Information and communication
Communication and media services on screen, television, radio, print, broadcast and online.12. Legal, financial, banking, social security and insurance activities
Legal, court, financial, banking and insurance services and health funders required to finance and support essential and critical business continuity and provide short term bridging finance to people and businesses during the restricted period.13. Professional, scientific and technical activities
Professional, scientific and technical services, to the extent that they are providing support in the COVID-19 response, essential and critical services.14. Support service activities
Private services to the extent that they are providing support in the COVID-19 response, essential and critical business continuity services.15. Public administration, defense, safety and security
Public Office Bearers, personnel and functionaries at national, regional and local levels to the extent that they are providing support in the COVID-19 response, essential and critical business continuity services. Safety and security services protecting people and property.16. Human health and social work activities
All centers providing life and health services; energy, food and water supply, social, transactional, communications, law and order and international critical business continuity services. Care services relating to the sick, frail, children, or other vulnerable persons, in a home or homestead; and care facilities for children of critical service workers.17. Information communications technology
Data centers, fiber optic infrastructure, towers and antennae will need to operate at high efficiency to ensure connectivity remains stable.
Annexure B
Essential goods
(Regulation 1)
1.Food:(a)any food product, including water and non-alcoholic beverages;(c)chemicals, packaging and ancillary products used in the production of any food product.2.Cleaning and hygiene products:(a)toilet paper, sanitary pads, sanitary tampons;(b)hand sanitiser, disinfectants, soap, alcohol for industrial use, household cleaning products, and personal protective equipment;(c)chemicals, packaging and ancillary products used in the production or preservation of any of the above;(d)products for the care of children;(e)personal care including but not limited to, body and face washes, roll-ons, deodorants, toothpaste and any other products ordinarily used for hygiene purposes.3.Medical:(a)medical and hospital supplies, equipment and personal protective equipment;(b)chemicals, packaging and ancillary products used in the production or preservation of any of the above;(c)pharmaceutical supplies, including but not limited to prescribed medication; and(d)contraceptives including condoms.4.Fuel, including coal and gas.5.Wood for cooking purposes.6.Basic goods, including airtime and electricity.7.Fish and fish products.9.Coffins and related services.10.Plumbing and electrical supplies.11.Educational materials.12.Goods necessary for the effective provision of critical services specified in Part 1 and 2 of Annexure A.