Stanley Similo, the Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, urged radio managers and media planners to exemplify leadership in their roles.
He made these remarks at the opening of a four-day workflow workshop at the radio headquarters in the capital, which begins today.
Women, youth, traditional leaders, academics, and civil society play a crucial role in shaping Africa’s reparation agenda by reinforcing the growing call for global acknowledgment, solidarity, and justice.
The Vice Chairperson of the Nama Traditional Leaders Association and Gaob Dawid Hanse of the !Khara Khoe said the Nama communities affected by the 1904 to 1908 genocide look to the government to facilitate meaningful dialogues with the German government.
The International Charity Day Bazaar, hosted by the Association of Diplomatic Spouses in Namibia, took place on Saturday in the capital. Held at Windhoek International School under the theme “Education – Back to Basics,” the event brought together around 70 embassies, high commissions, and global organizations.
The Zeraeua Traditional Authority has expressed gratitude for the continued development taking place at the Omatjete settlement in the Erongo Region.
Usakos was shattered last week when six family members were allegedly murdered by a teenage relative.
The Namibian Defence Force (NDF) has been commended for effectively assisting flood-hit communities in northern regions, where rising waters have cut off access to essential services.
The ongoing relief operation, launched last month, supports areas at high risk of waterborne diseases.
Deputy Prime Minister Natangwe Ithete visited flood victims at the Ehenye Resettlement Centre in Oshakati, Oshana Region, as part of his assessment of flood conditions in the north, a task assigned by Head of State Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
The Oshikoto Region has experienced significant damage to homes and mahangu fields due to heavy rain and flooding from neighboring Angola.
According to Oshikoto Governor Sacky Kathindi, the constituencies of Oniipa, Olukonda, Omuntele, and Onayena have been particularly hard hit.
Environment, Forestry and Tourism Minister Indileni Daniel emphasised the importance of ensuring that wildlife resources benefit communities near conservancies.
