VOTING DAY: Walvis Bay residents braved the night elements with coffee and blankets, sitting in lines at poling stations in order to vote early in Wednesday's regional and local authority elections. Presiding officers and voters are excited and urge those who are doubting to cast their vote show up. Video: Taati Niilenge | OneAfrica

NAMIBIA VOTES 2025 | Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes urged residents to come out in numbers and cast their votes. Reporter: Renate Rengura #NamibiaVotes2025 #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp | NBC Digital News

Calling all YOUNG PEOPLE! We had a chat with Fisabo Mapalo from the Walvis Bay Youth Climate Action Fund at the Erongo Business & Tourism Expo! Make sure you pop in at their stall! #ErongoExpo #ErongoTalk | Erongo

27K views · 527 reactions | For the adventure side of the Namibian coast, Walvis Bay is the place to visit. Located about 30 minutes away from Swakopmund, this place offers all kinds of activities from ocean safari where you can see the seal colony, pelicans, whales and more to the world famous Sandwich Harbour in the Namib-Naukluft National Park. This is the place where the sand dunes meet the ocean. #sandwichharbour #dunebashing #namibia | Dave Mani | Facebook

144K views · 1.9K reactions | #watch The Walvis Bay International Airport made history tonight when it landed the Belgian King's aeroplane, an Airbus A340. Chriszelda George, airport manager shares more. VIDEO Leandrea Mouers | Namibian Sun | Facebook

HISTORY MADE AT WALVIS BAY AIRPORT Walvis By International Airport made history today with the landing of the Airbus A340-300. The Airbus with King of the Belgians, King Phillipe accompanied by a business delegation onboard landed late this afternoon at the Walvis Bay International Airport. Walvis Bay International Airport manager Chrizelda George elaborate about the Airbus A340-300 that landed at the Walvis Bay International Airport. VIDEO: Rudi Bowe #namibtimes #LocalNews | Namib Times