The Ju/'hoansi community hosted a three-day cultural festival at Witbos Village, outside Tsumkwe.

The community has been organising the festival since 2024 as part of efforts to preserve its cultural heritage and pass traditional knowledge and skills on to younger generations.

Ombara Eben || Nguvauva of the Ovambanderu Traditional Authority has appealed to his communities to continue preserving culture and traditional norms, while urging the central government to create a conducive environment aimed at advancing community development.
 

The Chairperson of the Nama Festival, Dirk ǂEigub, has described the Nama anthem as a powerful symbol of unity and cultural pride among the Nama people. 

The anthem was launched during the Nama festival's official opening on Friday.