The closing date for applications for Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia is Wednesday, April 12.
Interested applicants are urged to visit the regional offices of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) to access application forms and get the chance to represent Namibia on the international stage.
The Zambezi Bream Easter annual festival is underway at Katima Mulilo.
This is the second time the festival is taking place.
It brought together SME owners and agencies that are exhibiting their products amid cultural performances.
More than 300 inbound cars passed the Swakopmund roadblock during the early morning hours of Friday, and police expect a high number of inbound vehicles as the Easter weekend progresses.
The Miss Namibia team has concluded its visit to the Omaheke Region.
The team met prospective Miss Namibia and Miss Teen participants at Otjinene and Gobabis, respectively.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has reduced the application form fees for Miss Namibia from N$850 to N$500 for Miss Namibia 2023 while the fees for Miss Teen Namibia decreased from N$700 to N$400.
The application deadline for the pageant has also been extended to 12 April.
The MTC Windhoek Fashion Week Director, Kalistu Mukoroli, has encouraged parents to allow their children to pursue careers in the art industry.
Mukoroli says as the country continues to face economic challenges and a high unemployment rate, young people need to be encouraged to take up art as a career.
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC), through its strategic plan, aims to create value by providing a "one-stop shop" to both local and international filmmakers.
The 'one-stop shop' for film will permit film funding, location facilitation, training, and market research data, among others.
Hundreds of mourners gathered at Jesus Center Church in Windhoek to pay their last respects to the late music producer Araffath Muhuure, who died last Friday at the age of 40.
Applications for the Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia competitions are officially open.
The activation event was held at Maerua Mall in the capital.
The Namibian music industry is mourning the death of a well-known music producer, Araffath Muhuure, who died on Friday, aged 40.
Muhuure was known for his innovative work and collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry.
