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Analysts welcome merged ministries approach …focus on operational efficiency to alleviate fiscal pressure
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Analysts welcome merged ministries approach …focus on operational efficiency to alleviate fiscal pressure

Soon after her inauguration, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah announced the consolidation of 21 ministries into just 14. This move signalled a shift in the government’s approach to administrative efficiency as the decision, part of a broader strategy to tighten the fiscal belt, aims to streamline operations, reduce redundancy, and create a more cost-effective government. Economic analyst...

Satoka dismantles tribalism through arts
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Satoka dismantles tribalism through arts

The Satoka Multicultural Group is all about bringing people together through the joy of dance and cultural sharing. Founded in Windhoek in 2023, the group hopes to unite individuals from various backgrounds with a shared passion for dance, music, and storytelling.  The vibrant group is dedicated to promoting creativity and harmony while challenging tribalism, encouraging...

Three Namibian movies nominated internationally
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Three Namibian movies nominated internationally

Three Namibian films – ‘Lukas’ by Phillipe Talavera; ‘Skeleton Coast’ by Mondjila Studios and the ‘Walvis Tale’ by Tim Hubschile – have been nominated for the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards in Nigeria.  The nominations demonstrate Namibia’s commitment to growing the film industry, and sharing Namibian stories with the continent.  Director of ‘Lukas’, Talavera said...

Ouses goes international
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Ouses goes international

Singer and songwriter Alta Ouses is making waves beyond borders.  She started her singing journey at a young age, releasing her first single in 2015.  Her professional career officially took off in 2018 in Namibia, where she began to shine on the local music scene. Over the years, she has collaborated with talented artists across...

Digital education enhanced with Eduvision
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Digital education enhanced with Eduvision

Over 12 000 students in remote areas across Namibia now have reliable internet access.  This is facilitated through Eduvision, an innovative e-learning initiative that provides dependable internet connectivity to underserved Namibian schools, thereby facilitating digital education. This is in collaboration with Paratus Namibia.  Executive chairman of Paratus Group Barney Harmse said the alliance came to...

Youth demand change and accountability 
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Youth demand change and accountability 

The Namibia United Youth Organisation convened young leaders from across the country on Sunday to discuss the newly-appointed Cabinet and outline the youth’s expectations for effective governance as well as sustainable development.  With the nation’s future in focus, participants highlighted the crucial need for accountability, representation and proactive engagement from the Cabinet. During the discussion,...

RMB Namibias ge N$398 500 maris ǀkha OMBA ǂNuwiǁkhāsib ǂGaesa ge ǀgaiǀgai  
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RMB Namibias ge N$398 500 maris ǀkha OMBA ǂNuwiǁkhāsib ǂGaesa ge ǀgaiǀgai  

RMB Namibias ge FirstRand Namibias ǂgaes !nâ-ū N$398 500 OMBA ǂNuwiǁkhāsib ǂGaes, ǁnāti ī ǂnûiǂgās hîa Namibiab ǁnae-aon, ǀkhō-aon, ǂnuwi-aona ǁāǁās ǀkha a dīxuxa tsî !hao!nāsi ǀumide !khōǀgarasa ra ǂgaoǂgao!nâsa ge mā.  OMBAS ge marikurus ai !gao!gaosa tama ǂnûiǂgās hîa 30 kurigu !oede ǁnāri ī ǀkhō-aon tsî noxopa ka hâna !khō!om !goaxasa, !gosase, ǁîn hîa...

Ombura local content phase two unveiled 
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Ombura local content phase two unveiled 

MultiChoice Namibia hosted Namibian creatives in the local television and film industry at a Showmax Women’s Day event in Windhoek in celebration of International Women’s Month recently. Held under the theme ‘EmpowerHER: A Celebration of Namibian Women in Film and Television’, the event revealed that the Ombura local content project’s second phase of incredible local...

Nghipondoka: There’s bread in the arts industry
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Nghipondoka: There’s bread in the arts industry

Education, Arts and Culture minister Anna Nghipondoka emphasised the growing potential of Namibia’s arts, culture and heritage industry. She was speaking at the launch of the Namibia Arts, Culture and Heritage (NACH) Policy for 2025/26 – 2029/30.  The policy, which was approved by Parliament in 2017, is a key driver of economic growth, social cohesion...

RMB Namibia injects N$398 500 into OMBA Arts Trust
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RMB Namibia injects N$398 500 into OMBA Arts Trust

RMB Namibia, through the FirstRand Namibia Foundation, sponsored N$398 500 towards the OMBA Arts Trust, an organisation dedicated to empowering Namibian artists and preserving cultural heritage.  Omba Arts is a non-profit organisation which has been supporting the sustainable livelihoods of hundreds of artisans and artists living in rural communities in Namibia for over 30 years....