MultiChoice Namibia has empowered more than 800 local filmmakers through their Ombura film project. 

Now in its second phase, the project has produced close to 19 Namibian films available on DStv, GOtv and Showmax, bringing Namibian stories into households across the continent. 

A forum seeking to uplift marginalised communities was launched in Windhoek.

The Forum of Marginalised Groups of Namibia consists of the descendants of the Khoisan.

It will work towards uplifting the communities through religious practices, sports and cultural activities.

Landless People's Movement (LPM) leader Bernadus Swartbooi has called on opposition parties in parliament to work in unity for the betterment of all Namibians.

Swartbooi made the remarks during the 4th National Convention of the party held in Windhoek. 

The relationship between Namibia and Norway, which dates back to Namibia's liberation struggle, has grown over the years.

The Namibia Association of Norway, NAMAS, which started in 1980 and continued after independence, focuses on development projects.

Storybooks Namibia was launched today in Okahandja as a free open educational resource aimed at promoting literacy and language learning in homes, schools, and communities.

The Support in Namibia of Albinism Sufferers Requiring Assistance (SINASRA) organisation continues to make an impact on people with albinism in the country.

The organisation has been soliciting protective gear and vision devices and raising awareness, especially among school-going children with albinism.

The Namibian government has allocated more than N$500 million towards the formalisation of informal settlements.

The formalisation process, which will start in Windhoek as soon as possible, is expected to be rolled out to other local authorities around the country.

Former President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has urged Namibians to support President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.

The president, she says, can only move the country forward if every Namibian plays their part. 

Ophthalmologist Dr. Helena Ndume has emphasised the importance of prioritising regular eye screenings in schools and community centers, stating that when children struggle with poor vision, their education, confidence, and overall development are at risk.

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