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 Namibian Broadcasting Corporation is exploring a partnership with the Zambezi Regional Council to strengthen cooperation and promote development initiatives in the region.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has introduced a ninth indigenous language of television news.

For the first time, the Ju|'Hoansi-speaking community can now watch television news in their own language.

The NBC has, over the years, expanded its coverage to include news and programming in Namibia's indigenous languages.

Tomorrow marks 26 years since the corporation began its indigenous-language news services on 2 October 2000.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is expanding its television news service to reach audiences in more of Namibia's indigenous languages.

From Friday, a Ju|'Hoansi-language news bulletin will be added to the schedule.

Deaf organisations advocated for more sign language interpretation platforms on NBC programmes.

They made the call during a visit to the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) Director General and management.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) are expanding their collaboration to increase fish consumption in the country.

It is NBC Director-General Menesia Muinjo's maiden visit to the NFCPT in Walvis Bay.

Namibia's Under-20 national rugby team received an official send-off on Thursday morning ahead of the 2026 World Rugby U20 Challenger, taking place in Santiago, Chile, from 2 to 17 October.

The Namibia Reinsurance Corporation (NamibRe) celebrated its 25th anniversary with a five-kilometre fun walk and a golf day in Swakopmund, bringing together government officials, business leaders, former directors, and international delegates.

The Namibia Volleyball Federation is strengthening the administrative capacity of the sport through its first FIVB-supported training programme, bringing together more than 30 administrators, coaches, team managers, and emerging sports leaders in Windhoek.