The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's Hartklop FM radio station, under its new management, held the first-ever session to review programmes and to improve teamwork.
The session aims to build a creative team to increase the production of the radio station.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has recorded 54 confirmed cases of the Human Influenza Virus, commonly known as swine flu, out of 190 suspected cases country-wide.
The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations (CNFA) has reiterated its resistance to fishing activities within restricted areas.
Requests to allow fishing in breeding areas from the Wet Landed Horse Mackerel Association are yet to be approved by the Cabinet.
A Namibian Broadcasting Corporation employee, Richolene Ouses, has been selected to take part in a seven-day SADC cultural family exchange reality show, scheduled to start this week.
The cultural switch programme is an initiative of the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA).
The late veteran broadcaster Johanna Muatara was buried at the Pioneerspark.
Muatara's journalism career spanned from the time of SWABC, where she worked, soon after completing secondary school.
With the African Fighters League games fast approaching, NBC Sports visited Namibian Mixed Martial Arts fighters at the De Sousa Studio to find out if preparations are on track.
Former nbc employee, Johanna Nanona Muatara has died, following a protracted battle with cancer.
The 73-year-old Mwatara, or Aunty Jo as she was affectionately known, died in a Windhoek hospital last Thursday.
The late Mwatara worked at the nbc from 1990 until her retirement, thirteen years ago.
In the U-19 Namibia Schools Sport Rugby Final, Windhoek Gymnasium stole the show late in the game to beat Windhoek Afrikaans Private School in the final to be crowned as the 2022 champions over the weekend.
Namibia's Under-23 football team was defeated 6-nil by Angola in the second leg of their CAF Championship qualifier match played in Luanda Saturday.
Khomas Nampol dethroned the Namibian Correctional Service, while Revivals Volleyball Club were crowned Queens of Volleyball at the Bank Windhoek NVF Cup, which concluded yesterday at the DTS sports ground in Windhoek.
