Cultural Anthropologist Robert Gordon called for critical re-examination of how San communities have been represented in Namibia's history.

The San Cultural Festival has concluded in Tsumkwe after three days of celebrations.

The festival brought together San communities, traditional leaders, government representatives and visitors to celebrate and promote San cultural heritage, languages, indigenous knowledge systems and identity.

A delegation from the Office of the Vice President has concluded its visit to Tsumkwe, where it engaged with the !Kung and Ju|'hoansi Traditional Authorities.

Delegates from UNICEF, accompanied by prospective donors from the United States, visited the Tsumkwe Settlement to engage with community leaders and assess development initiatives.

Mourners at the memorial service of the late Gaob of the |Hai|om San Traditional Authority, Dawid ||Khamuxab, have described him as a true servant of the people who led his clan without fail.
 

Communities living alongside Bwabwata National Park in the Zambezi Region are rethinking how to  use the land and produce food, as changing weather patterns put more pressure on livelihoods and the need for reliable food security grows.

In celebration of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, Otjiwarongo played host to the week-long second edition of the San Cultural Festival.

The event brought together communities to showcase their customs, art, and way of life.

As part of its ongoing stakeholder engagement in north-central Namibia, the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation management team paid a courtesy visit to the Ongandjera Traditional Authority.

The San communities of Epinga Village in the Omundaungilo Constituency of the Ohangwena Region are ready for elections. 

They said voting is their democratic right, and they would like to elect a leadership that will work on addressing their plights and alleviating poverty among their people.

Namibia University of Science and Technology's (NUST) Computer Science Lecturer Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, along with her students, have been committed to preserving Namibia's indigenous cultures through digital technology.