The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the Namibia Press Agency (NAMPA) have reaffirmed their longstanding partnership, committing to deepen cooperation in content sharing, resource utilisation and newsroom collaboration.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and MultiChoice Namibia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their partnership to enhance broadcasting services in the country.
The commitment was reiterated during a visit by MultiChoice Namibia to the NBC's Director General, Menesia Muinjo.
The core function of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) newsroom is to inform, educate, and unite the nation through credible, localised news coverage.
Through the stories they tell, journalists have the power to transform awareness into action and shape the narrative of Africa.
These were the words of the Secretary General of the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA) at the NBC @ 35 Years celebration in Windhoek today.
Staff from the Nwanyi FM station in the Zambezi region commemorated the day with former staff members and members of the public.
Veteran studio producer Martin Mombela, who started with NBC in 1991 when it was still called SWABC, said through the transition, the radio's impact grew in the community.
Local publisher Microwide Publishing Press held a digital launch ceremony, calling on authors to tap into e-commerce and digital distribution.
The company offers a variety of services, including editorial support, design and illustration, translation, and distribution.
The Namibian police have praised the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation for its live radio road safety outreach broadcasts.
The campaign, which runs across all NBC radio stations, engages and educates people about safe behaviour on the road.
Swakop Uranium Chief Executive Officer Luo Wei hailed the work of the media in light of the World Press Freedom Day celebration.
He said the media remains a critical partner in promoting transparency, accountability and informed public dialogue within the mining sector.
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) is inviting all eligible Namibian filmmakers and film professionals seeking support to attend international film festivals and markets to apply.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has confirmed that the government is actively working to establish the Office of the Information Commissioner in line with the implementation of Namibia's Access to Information Act.
