-Erongo Governor Neville Andre has inaugurated a 31-bed isolation facility for COVID-19 patients at Walvis Bay.

-The Namibian Defence force (NDF) has started constructing a field hospital to cater to COVID-19 patients at Walvis Bay.

-The Minister of Health and Social Services is appealing for calm among residents of Walvis Bay as COVID-19 cases continue to increase.

-Tenants who are unable to pay their rent are being evicted in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond residential area.

-A Chinese national at WalvisBay was found selling tea claimed to cure COVID-19.

-The National Union of Namibian Workers is demanding the immediate closure of Tunacor after four employees allegedly tested positive for COVID-19 at Walvis Bay.

-The Walvis Bay-based Sea Flower Pelagic Processing company is running low on investment and unable to sustain its daily operations due to a lack of fishing quotas.

-Two thousand people will be targeted in the Walvis Bay Local Authority area for COVID-19 testing between 24 June and 28 June.

-NamPost has temporarily closed its Walvis Bay Post Office, due to possible exposure to COVID-19.

-The Walvis Bay Municipality has made a U-turn on its decision to increase tariffs for this financial year.