The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) held an activation of the National Symbols campaign.
Launched last year, the campaign aims to foster a sense of national pride and unity.
The reactivation event took place in Windhoek with a street march.
Learners from various schools expressed their patriotism by waving the Namibian flag and chanting "One Namibia, One Nation."
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) held a training workshop on cybersecurity awareness to equip media practitioners with essential knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape securely.
The training , titled "Provisional Agenda on Cybersecurity," underscored the importance of understanding and mitigating cyber threats that are increasingly prevalent in today's interconnected world.
The initiative is not just about protecting organisational data but also empowering individuals to safeguard their personal information online.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Peya Mushelenga, says the policy, mandating SIM card registration, was adopted to mitigate security concerns, address crime, and enable the application of digital services.
In 2022, Namibia recorded more than 2.7 million cyberattacks.
This is one of the reasons why the Namibian government complied with an international framework that mandates Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card registration.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) is developing a National Digital Strategy to unlock various opportunities and fast-track Namibia's digital transformation.
The strategy will guide the nation in leveraging digital technologies for sustainable development, economic growth, and social progress.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology Emma Theofelus says the ministry remains steadfast in its commitment to drive Namibia's digitalization agenda in alignment with the strategic plan.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) said it has nothing to do with the suspension of New Era Managing Editor Johnathan Beukes, who was suspended on Friday following a Judicial Service Commission article that allegedly lacked transparency.
The Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology says Namibian youth need to explore opportunities that are not mainstreamed.
Emma Theofelus was speaking at NANSO's youth engagement on international opportunities held in Windhoek.
The country, Theofelus says, is faced with an oversupply of particular professions, which in some instances has led to a high number of unemployed graduates.
Theofelus further says that scholarships in the green hydrogen project are some of the opportunities to pursue.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology launched its National Symbols Campaign at Rundu.
The campaign aims to create awareness about the protocols and significance of the country's national symbols, which are often not respected by some.
The launch of the national symbols campaign started off with a march from the Governor's Office.
During the campaign, the Police Force gave a demonstration on how to properly hoist and handle the Namibian and AU flags.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) will be hosting the 7th National ICT Summit from October 9 - 11.
The summit will serve as a platform for industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders to explore the latest trends, exchange knowledge, and shape the future of the ICT sector.
The Executive Director of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT), Dr. Audrin Mathe, is urging Information and Media Officers working for the Ministry to focus on the positive stories about development in Namibia.
The ED was speaking at a refresher workshop for Information and Media Officers about revamping government publications to bring information closer to the people.
Dr. Mathe says the job of MICT writers is to paint a positive picture of what is happening in the country.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) is taking part in the e-Governance conference in Tallinn, Estonia.
The conference, which focuses on digital innovation and its role in driving social change and transformation, brings together decision-makers, policy implementers, and donors to discuss the future of digital governance.
In an interview with nbc News, Shoki Kandjimi, a Senior Public Relations Officer at MICT, highlighted Namibia's objectives for attending the conference.
