-A police officer in the Crime Investigation Unit and a manager of a used car import dealership at Walvis Bay have been denied bail in a bribery and corruption case.
-The Walvis Bay Urban Constituency Councillor Knowledge Ipinge claims N$24 million has gone missing at Walvis Bay municipality, from the sale of houses built under the massive urban land servicing project in 2017.
-Erongo Governor Neville Andre has warned that the low COVID-19 figures at Walvis Bay does not mean the virus has been eradicated.
-COVID-19 positive cases have drastically gone down in recent days at Walvis Bay but this could be due to the reduced daily testing for the virus.
-Erongo Governor, Neville Andre inaugurated a state-of-the-art prefabricated 24-bed hospital ward at Walvis Bay.
-A Walvis Bay-based business will challenge Government's COVID-19 State of Emergency Regulations in the High Court if the lockdown is not lifted this Friday.
-The Municipality of Walvis Bay continues with its door-to-door food distribution drive at Kuisebmond.
-A rush to meet the 20h00 curfew is suspected to have contributed to the loss of life on the road between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.
-A 39-year-old Walvis Bay-based businessman accused of fraud, tax evasion and forgery, involving import of N$7,5 million worth of chicken, was granted bail of N$140 000 in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court on Friday.
-The Erongo Region remains the epicentre of the virus, with nearly 90% of all cases coming from there.
