The popular Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) radio station, Kaisames FM, continues to be active in the community.
This time around, the station will host a gospel festival in Windhoek's Zoo Park Amphitheatre on Sunday.
The festival of praise and worship promises to be a remarkable event as it will feature a dynamic collaboration between choirs and artists, resulting in an uplifting and inspirational performance.
The parents of a stillborn baby boy, who was pronounced dead at birth and later allegedly went missing from the Windhoek State Mortuary in December of last year, are still searching for answers.
Patricia Pienaar and Randall Garieseb say that they are enduring a nightmare as they face challenges in finding closure.
Patricia's story begins with a full-term pregnancy, during which everything seemed normal.
She shares her excitement about becoming a mother again.
Retired Kaisames FM Manager Rafael Felix von Schach's memorial service will be held at the St. Mary Cathedral Church in Windhoek this Friday. He will be buried on Saturday at the Oponganda cemetery.
Von Schach, who died in Windhoek at the age of 69, served the national broadcaster for 35 years in various roles, starting as a producer and translator in Windhoek.
He was shortly thereafter transferred to Khorixas as a senior producer, where he worked for 16 years before being promoted to an executive producer position in 1995.
