Journalists may not belong at the top of the list, but they certainly are among the essential workers.

The digital revolution poses a threat to journalists' job security, and it is imperative that media houses equip themselves to respond to the challenges that come with digitalization.
 

The Deputy Secretary General of the Namibia Media Professionals Union (NAMPU) expressed concern about the difficulties that journalists find themselves in, including financial hardship and the environment in which they operate.

Media houses had an opportunity to learn more about the Motor Vehicle Accidents Fund at a media workshop held in the capital on Friday.

The aim of the workshop was to help journalists gain a deeper understanding of the fund's operations.