The NBC and Namib Desert Diamonds (NAMDIA) have been exploring opportunities for collaboration in storytelling to highlight the impact of social investment initiatives.

The management of the national broadcaster, NBC has paid a courtesy visit to the Grootfontein Municipality to explore ways of strengthening collaboration, improving local news coverage and promoting the town's development opportunities.

Hompa of the Ukwangali Traditional Authority, Eugene Siwombe, has called on the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to take broadcasting to the heart of rural communities where radio remains the only source of information.

The University of Namibia (UNAM) concluded its second four-day Level One Coaches Workshop in Windhoek, bringing together participants from boxing, basketball, athletics, and other sporting disciplines to enhance technical knowledge and athlete preparation skills.

The race for honours at the 2026 Namibia Annual Sport Awards (NASA) is taking shape, with finalists emerging across the major individual categories following the completion of the adjudication process.

The leadership of the Kavango West Region and the Namibian Broadcasting Cooperation (NBC) have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen cooperation to improve information flow and bring services closer to communities.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has focused on fire safety and emergency preparedness through a two-day fire drill training aimed at strengthening awareness of how to respond to fire incidents in the workplace.

The NBC's Director General, Menesia Muinjo, has urged the leadership of the Kavango East Region to become the national broadcaster's ambassadors.

Speaking during a courtesy visit to the Kavango East Governor's office, Muinjo also requested the leadership to encourage residents to pay their TV licenses.

La Muela Polo Club founder Till Jeske says the club's second season will focus on building a stronger sporting community in Namibia by attracting more local players and creating greater competition.

The One Economy Foundation, in partnership with the Windhoek City Runners Club, utilized Namibia's leg of the Africa 7: Run Your Purpose initiative to promote mental resilience, healthy living, and youth development ahead of World Mental Health Day.