As the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation marks 35 years of service, we reflect on the voices that have shaped its airwaves.

As the NBC marks 35 years of public service, we reflect on the voices that helped shape its airwaves. In 1999, our next guest, Gernot De Klerk, assumed leadership of the Afrikaans Radio Service at a critical time for the broadcaster.

Former presenters, producers and journalists returned to the studio to reflect on their contributions to the national broadcaster and the role it played in shaping their careers.

They featured on Good Morning Namibia's special 35th anniversary edition.

Kati FM too joined in on the celebrations of the 35th anniversary of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, roping in some of its retired veteran presenters. 

Kati FM has remained central to Namibian people, drawing in scores of listeners and taking second spot in listenership following National FM. 

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.

The Speaker of the National Assembly has expressed concern over what she describes as the disproportionate portrayal of women in media.

The Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Menesia Muinjo, has reaffirmed the broadcaster's commitment to fulfilling its mandate of informing, educating and entertaining the nation, as it has been doing since 1991. 

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is gearing up for its 35th anniversary celebrations, with all departments involved in the planning process.

Mines and Energy Minister Modestus Amutse has stated that the global oil company Vitol is not required to obtain a local operating licence, as it already has agreements in place with various Namibian entities and was legally appointed.

The draft Migration Bill seeks to align the three-decade-old immigration legislation with current migration trends and challenges. 

The Director of Immigration and Border Control, Danelie |Naris, revealed this during ||Kharas stakeholder consultations on the draft bill held in Keetmanshoop.