-Namibians have been urged to promote the tourism industry. The call was made by the Walvis Bay Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) chairperson Johnny Doeseb at the launch of the town's tourism forum.
-A high number of seagoing personnel and members of security forces cast their votes early this morning at four different polling stations in Walvis Bay.
-Four men who were arrested in connection with an armed robbery at Walvis Bay have made their first appearance in the town's magistrate's court.
-The habour town of Pointe-Noire in the Republic of the Congo have signed an inter-municipal relationship with the local authority at Walvis Bay.
-INS Tarkash, a state of the art stealth ship of the Indian Navy, arrived at the port of Walvis Bay last week.
-A 31-year-old police officer allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend in Walvis Bay on Thursday.
-The case of a group of five men stands accused of murdering Walvis Bay businessman, Hans-Jörg Möller, in June 2016 at the harbour town in the Erongo Region was on Tuesday postponed until 23 September this year.
-Two men, who appeared in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court on charges of illegal possession of protected wildlife products were denied bail until their next court appearance next month.
-Residents of Walvis Bay held a silent march in protest against gender-based violence (GBV), perpetrated by men.
-A man who killed his girlfriend at Walvis Bay over the weekend appeared in the Magistrate's Court.
