What is digital television?

Digital television is a new way of broadcasting television. Although digital terrestrial television changes the way pictures are sent to your TV, it won’t change the way you watch television. Since the beginning of television, we’ve been watching what is known as ‘analogue television’: TV signals are broadcast using radio waves, which are picked up […]

media releases

BACKGROUND The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) established the National Digitalization Forum under the auspices of the Namibia Communication Commission (NCC) with the main purpose of national coordination of the migration from analogue to digital television broadcasting activities in line with the Roadmap for Digital Broadcasting in SADC. The process of migration from […]

TV LICENSING

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs): 1 WHY DOES ONE NEED TO PAY A TELEVISION LICENCE FEE? 1.1 Legal Obligation The payment of television licence fees is a statutory (legal) obligation in terms of an Act of Parliament, namely the Namibian Broadcasting Act No. 9 of 1991, as amended that governs the NBC’s activities. The current fee […]

Thirteen human anthrax cases at Sesfontein

Thirteen human anthrax cases were recorded at Sesfontein in the Kunene Region after 35 residents consumed the meat of livestock which died of unknown disease. No deaths have been reported and the disease has since been contained says Health and Social Services Permanent Secretary, Ben Nangombe. In a joint statement signed by both the Ministry […]

Missing woman found dead in Outjo riverbed

A woman who was reported missing eight days ago at Outjo in the Kunene region, was found dead in a riverbed outside the Etoshapoort township. Kleintjie Goeieman was identified by her relatives, based on the clothes she was wearing at the time she went missing. Nampa reports that the 46-year-old Goeieman had gone to attend […]