NAMA FESTIVAL RETURNS TO KEETMANSHOOP
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The annual Nama festival returns to Keetmanshoop with a focus on cultural preservation and unity.
The 7th edition of the festival is scheduled for the 28th to 30th of this month.
The annual Nama festival returns to Keetmanshoop with a focus on cultural preservation and unity.
The 7th edition of the festival is scheduled for the 28th to 30th of this month.
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) is inviting all eligible Namibian filmmakers and film professionals seeking support to attend international film festivals and markets to apply.
The Otjozondjupa Regional Council's Directorate of Education, Innovation, Sports, Arts and Culture held an official opening for the Multi-Disciplinary Arts and Craft Indaba project in Okahandja.
The workshop will run from 11th to 16th May.
NBC Director General Menesia Muinjo hosted Miss Namibia 2015, Steffi Van Wyk-Brink, her husband, South African actor Clint Brink, and Botswana beauty queen Lebopo Bulayani.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture is revising the National Arts Fund Act to support artists and creative programmes.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has urged content creators to continue branding Namibia, promising to provide space for such creators to thrive in such a task.
She made these remarks during the MTC's second Branding and Marketing Indaba.
Namibia's National Content Creation Plan is set to transform the country's creative industry by prioritising local storytelling, job creation, and sustainable growth as key pillars of its cultural agenda.
Strictly Local Namibia has created a platform for artists aimed at restoring live performance culture and building a sustainable ecosystem for the creative industry.
The 2026 Namibia Film Week concluded successfully on Sunday, bringing together filmmakers, creatives and industry professionals from Namibia and across Africa to celebrate the growth of the country's film sector and strengthen collaboration within the creative industry.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) says initiatives such as the Mukorob project are critical to strengthening the country's film and television industry.
They also provide a platform for authentic Namibian storytelling.