The newly appointed camp manager of the Khorixas Rest Camp, Twamangululwa Ndakeva, has expressed excitement about being put in charge of the affairs of the rest camp.

Namibians are heeding the call to explore their own country and boost domestic travel. During a visit at the Namibia Wildlife and Resort's Dolomite Eco-camp, the NBC News team met with those who are doing just that.
 
Dolomite Camp is located in the Etosha National Park and opened in 2011.
 

Miss NGO Namibia has crowned software development student Elly Aron as the next representative for the 2026 Miss World pageant.
 

The Filmmakers Association of Namibia (FAN) has stepped up its regional outreach as part of its 2026 National Membership Drive.

The association reaffirmed its commitment to decentralised growth in the creative and cultural industries.

The Mukorob Film Project, initiated by the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), has concluded with the selection of producers who will pitch for spots in an upcoming masterclass on cinematic storytelling.

The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) has received more than 600 eligible submissions from across Africa for the film week scheduled to take place from the 12th to the 16th of March.

Minister of Information and Communication Technology Emma Theofelus has announced new projects to support local films and create jobs. 

The government is boosting the local film industry, with the sector showing strong potential after having long been overlooked. 

YouTube streamer IShowSpeed has completed a fully packed visit to Namibia, starting in Okahandja, where he interacted with the Himba community and later visited the San people. He tasted local kapana, drove through Independence Avenue, and drew huge crowds of young fans and families cheering him on.

Key stakeholders in the cultural and creative industries highlighted the urgent need for commercialisation, stressing the urgency for proper prioritisation under appropriate regulatory and governing bodies. 

The Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Stanley Similo, has described Phase Two of the Mukorob Film Project as a major contribution to the growth of the creative industry.