Low turnout at ADR Bill consultations in Nkurenkuru

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Only a handful of locals turned up for the regional stakeholder consultations on the proposed commission for the Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) Bill at Nkurenkuru, Kavango West.

The attendance was described as rather disappointing.

MICT Minister highlights limits of AI in media and content delivery

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The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has emphasised that, while AI can enhance efficiency and improve content delivery, it does not possess moral judgement or editorial responsibility. 

She emphasised that this obligation must always remain firmly in human hands. 

Mururani community to host World Radio Day and Safer Internet Day

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The Mururani Community in the Kavango West Region is ready to host the joint celebrations of World Radio Day and International Safer Internet Day. 

The Deputy Director of Media Liaison Services at MICT, Elizabeth Amagola, said there will be a little something for everyone who makes it to the event. 

MICT raises radio awareness in Kavango West

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The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT), in collaboration with various other stakeholders, is in Kavango West, raising awareness about the importance of radio. 

This was the atmosphere at Sharukwe Combined School, in the Ncuncuni constituency, Kavango West. 

Kavango East drops in NSSCAS but tops NSSCO rankings

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The Kavango East Region has dropped five spots in the 2025 Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary Advanced Subsidiary (NSSCAS) Level for full-time candidates based on overall national performance. 

In 2024, the region ranked third place, but 2025 saw it place eighth. 

Ndama East Primary to register learners all week

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The Ndama East Primary School at Rundu will still be registering learners this whole week, with classes only expected to commence next Monday. 

When the NBC News team arrived at the Ndama East Primary School on Monday, parents were still in queues registering their children.