In Today's Episode of Erongo Talk we Living Desert Adventures and Tommy’s Tours on a special educational outing with learners from Mondesa Youth Opportunities in the Dorob National Park near Swakopmund. Guide Chris Nel explains how life thrives in the Namib’s dunes and why the four living desert operators who call themselves the “coastodians” have spent many years protecting this fragile landscape. Watch as the children discover the desert’s secrets, climb the dunes, and learn why even a single footprint in the sand tells a story Enjoy this insightful interview #Erongotalk

In today's episode of Erongo Talk, we chat to the outgoing mayor of Walvis Bay, Trevino Forbes who shares with us about his journey during his term, we also chat with Erongo Regional Electoral Officer Aune Ndakeva who outlines the region’s readiness for the Regional and Local Authority Elections. She says polling officials, police and election agents have completed training, voter education is ongoing, and most materials are in place. Ndakeva encourages all eligible voters to turn out to ensure the results reflect the community. Enjoy the show #Erongotalk

In today's Erongo Talk episode, we hear from Noreen Arangies, a leukemia survivor whose journey took her from being airlifted to South Africa for a lifesaving treatment to rebuilding her life after months in isolation. Her experience reshaped her understanding of faith, family, and compassion and today, she speaks out passionately for better care and support for Namibians facing serious illness. #erongotalk

In today's Erongo Talk episode, we join Living Desert Adventures and Tommy’s Tours on a special educational outing with learners from Mondesa Youth Opportunities in the Dorob National Park near Swakopmund. Additionally, the Four Generations Aschenborn exhibition is now open at Die Muschel in Swakopmund, celebrating over one hundred years of Namibian art and family legacy. The exhibition features works by four generations of the Aschenborn family, known for their deep connection to wildlife and Namibian landscapes. It runs until 13 December 2025 at Die Muschel Book & Art in the Brauhaus Arcade. #erongotalkshow

In today’s episode of Erongo Talk, internationally acclaimed Namibian musician Riaan Smit returns home to Swakopmund after years of touring the world. In this exclusive interview, he opens up about fatherhood, creativity, and his mission to revive the local music scene. #ErongoTalkshow

In today's interview segment of Erongo Talk, our spotlight is on Tutaleni Primary School, where principal Neville Visagie took on an amazing challenge — walking all the way from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay to raise funds for the school’s feeding scheme. Out of the school’s 1,800 learners, around 600 rely on that daily meal, so this walk was truly for a great cause. We’ll take you through snippets of our interviews with him — before, during, and after the walk — to see what kept him going! And sticking with Tutaleni, we’ll also chat to Anna Nashikaku, a teacher at the school, about their clothing drive and how it’s changing lives one uniform at a time. Plus, we catch up with Sharon Roodt, chairperson of the Joint Walvis Bay Residents Association, who shares the group’s mission to restore pride, accountability, and better service delivery in the harbour town.

In today's Erongo Talk interview segment, we are joined by author Dioline Cheriah launched her inspirational book From Pauper to Warrior Princess in Swakopmund, sharing her powerful journey of turning pain and tragedy into faith, healing, and purpose. Blending memoir, poetry, and art, the book encourages readers to confront their past, embrace self-love, and find divine meaning in their struggles. Enjoy the show with us #erongotalkshow #erongotalk

In today’s show, Phillip Seidler gives us the lowdown on the TeamFlippy Corporate Volleyball Tournament taking place this weekend at the Swakopmund Mole. Additionally, Cliff Shikuambi shares more about the Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge, set for 1 November—but entries are closing soon! Our main focus today is on our visit to the construction site of the new Stepping Stone Special Education School in Swakopmund. Founder and principal Almarie Mostert shares how Stepping Stone grew from a backyard classroom into a purpose-built school that will soon cater to children with autism, learning difficulties, and visual impairments. #erongotalkshow

In today’s episode of Erongo Talk our focus interview features Dear Clirè author Lindi von Loggenberg, who shares the deeply personal journey that inspired her book — a story of faith, fear, and love through the premature birth of her daughter. What began as a heartfelt letter to her child became a powerful message of healing, hope, and community. We’ll also hear from Liesl Losper and Desiree Stevens, who share all the exciting details about this year’s Erongo Business and Tourism Expo, set to take place from 28 October to 1 November at the Walvis Bay Municipality Civic Centre. Enjoy the show #ntverongotalkshow