Background: In Namibia, the COVID-19 outbreak was declared on 17 March 2020 and, impacted communities' epidemiological and socio-economic livelihoods. As of March 2022, Namibia recorded a total of 157 664 cumulative COVID-19 confirmed cases and 4 019 deaths. Continentally, Namibia accounted for the tenth-highest cumulative attack rate 5 963 cases per 100 00 populations and 152 deaths per 100 000 populations. This study examined COVID-19 spatial and temporal patterns and contextual risk factors at district levels.






