Earlier yesterday, President Geingob was one of 30 heads of state and government to witness João Manuel Lourenço sworn-in as Angola’s third President, taking over from Edwardo dos Santos. Also, in attendance was founding President Sam Nujoma.

Radio is the quickest way to communicate to a wide range of people therefore African countries are encouraged to use this medium effectively.

DTA Parliamentarian Vipuakuye Muharukua is calling for the re-introduction of the religious and moral education studies to curb increasing teenage pregnancies.

By: Lesley Tjiueza The European Union National Institutes for Culture’s (EUNIC) cluster in Namibia is uniting eight schools for the EUNIC 2017 Youth Football Tournament, which will be held this Saturday at Windhoek International School. The European Union Cluster was established 15 years ago. This year they have decided to help develop and support the […]

Information Communication Technology Minister, Tjekero Tweya is happy with the progress SADC has made from switching to digital broadcasting, despite tough economic conditions. While commending SADC broadcasters for ensuring that content is shared, Tweya says the lack of funds should not be used as an excuse not to increase such content.

Joao Lourenco was inaugurated as president of Angola today, at a ceremony in Luanda. He succeeded Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who had been running Angola for 38 years. Lourenco read an oath at the ceremony, and took power, after the ruling MPLA party won last month’s election. Outgoing President Dos Santos was at the ceremony, […]

Just as in digital banking, broadcasting is also on its way to transform, especially with the infusion of new technology. The SABA Forum meeting underway in Windhoek has been advised that, rather than striving to appeal to all audiences, it is more effective to focus on one key audience segment.

A two-day regional consultative meeting about the White Paper on the Rights of Indigenous People in Namibia is underway at Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region.

Hundreds of Swakopmund residents held a silent protest against the gruesome murders that have shocked the town.

Teachers are urged to foster a culture of reading among learners as this is also a basic foundation on which academic skills are built. These were the remarks of Oshana Governor, Clemens Kashuupulwa, during a national readathon day at Oshakati in the Oshana Region.