The Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group has officially launched its OL Legends Alumni Programme, an initiative aimed at recognising former employees who have helped shape the company's legacy and will continue to serve as ambassadors of its values and culture beyond their employment.
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.
The Namibia Press Agency (NAMPA) launched the Effective Communicators Conference 2026, a platform designed to bring communication professionals together to exchange knowledge, strengthen skills, and explore emerging trends in the communication sector.
NBC Director General Menesia Muinjo hosted Miss Namibia 2015, Steffi Van Wyk-Brink, her husband, South African actor Clint Brink, and Botswana beauty queen Lebopo Bulayani.
Namibia joined the world in observing World Press Freedom Day, with the official handover of the Windhoek Declaration inscription certificate.
The declaration was adopted in Windhoek 35 years ago and remains an important part of global efforts to promote a free, independent, and responsible press.
Jacky Britz is now officially the Kaptein of the Baster Traditional Authority following his inauguration today at Rehoboth.
Namibia is at a critical stage in its emerging oil and gas sector, with billions of dollars in potential investment and job creation opportunities at stake.
This was the view of officials at the inaugural National Upstream Oil and Gas Local Suppliers Workshop hosted by Petrofund.
Electricity tariffs in Namibia are expected to decrease over time following the signing of a pivotal cross-border energy agreement with Angola.
The Association of Diplomatic Spouses held its annual international festival, bringing together representatives from over 60 countries in a vibrant celebration of unity, heritage, and global community.
A South African advocate and senior counsel, Muzi Sikhakhane, called on Namibian legal professionals in Windhoek to embrace African identity by moving away from colonial legal frameworks.
