The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) has encouraged local creatives to apply for funding opportunities designed to develop their talents, expand their reach and create sustainable livelihoods within the creative industry.
The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) has awarded more than N$1 million to 28 successful applicants under its third and final funding cycle for 2026.
The allocation brings the Council's total investment in the creative and cultural industry to over N$2.2 million this year.
The creative industry in the Zambezi Region has welcomed the NBC leadership's engagement, saying greater access to the corporation could create more opportunities for talent and strengthen them.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture has warned against the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the expense of the creatives.
The Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) will be held on 13 March 2027.
This was announced by the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, and industry stakeholders during the unveiling of the new logo for NAMAs.
The government's decision to prioritise the creative industry within the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector is gaining renewed support to help transform talent into sustainable business opportunities.
The Namibia Gospel Music Awards will return this year after an eight-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic and financial challenges.
This year's 3rd edition will recognise gospel artists across 10 categories, with the awards ceremony set to take place on 03 October.
The College of the Arts (COTA) has honoured 54 graduates during its 21st Graduation Ceremony at the National Theatre of Namibia, celebrating a new generation of creatives set to contribute to the country's growing arts and cultural sector.
The Namibian Film Commission's (NFC) regional film roadshow has concluded with the premieres of Mindful Maestros, Connection, and One More Win.
The three-week initiative travelled across five regions to promote film development, support local creatives and showcase authentic Namibian stories.
The Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music (NASCAM) has secured a grant of N$1.5 million to transform the country's music industry through research, digital innovation and copyright reform.
