Friday 27, November 2009
One Africa Reporter being escorted by a police officer from filming during the visit by the Cuban President at the Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek.The Ministry of ICT verified that the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, as a national broadcaster, subsidized by the state, receives preferential treatment above other media during state visits and national events.

Media News

Media Feel The Pressure Before Polls

25.11.09 -

By:The Namibian

Namibians State-funded media are more under pressure from Government and have had to fight more to...

Conference For People Living With HIV

23.11.09 -

By:New Era

At least 40 people from all over the Kunene Region attended the third conference of People Living...

Vandalism Costs MTC Millions

20.11.09 -

By:The Namibian

MTC says it has been forced to spend more than N$1 million on replacing stolen and vandalised solar...

Program Areas

Conference For People Living With HIV

23.11.09 -

By:New Era

At least 40 people from all over the Kunene Region attended the third conference of People Living...

Vandalism Costs MTC Millions

20.11.09 -

By:The Namibian

MTC says it has been forced to spend more than N$1 million on replacing stolen and vandalised solar...

President Wants More Women in Parliament

04.08.09 -

By:New Era

As Namibia prepares for general elections slated for November, President Hifikepunye Pohamba has...

Media Alerts

THE NAMIBIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION CHAT SHOWS CONTINUE UNCHANGED

03.08.09 -

Cabinet has announced on Friday, 31 July 2009 that the Namibian national broadcaster, NBC will...

STATE ADMITS UNEQUAL TREATMENT OF MEDIA

27.07.09 -

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology verified that the Namibian Broadcasting...

NO WARRANTS ISSUED FOR INTERCEPTION IN PAST TWO YEARS

27.07.09 -

The Namibian daily newspaper, The Namibia has reported that no warrants to intercept electronic...

Media Houses

Television
Radio

News & Activities

SADC Prepares for Home and Away Service

29.06.09 -

By:The New Era

SWAKOPMUND - The delivery of effective and efficient service that meets the universal criteria of...

'ICT a Future Pillar’

29.06.09 -

By:The New Era

SWAKOPMUND - Namibia’s Vision 2030 places ICT at the forefront of development with the aim to...

Cell One to expand network for N$580M

29.06.09 -

By:Economist

Cell One is expanding its network at a cost of N$580 million, Rejoice Itembu, corporate...

Events

MISA Namibia Annual General Meeting

02.06.09 -

July

Every year, the MISA Namibia governing council holds its annual general meeting to inform...

Civil Society Workshop on Access to Information

02.06.09 -

Scheduled for June

MISA Namibia with support from the World Justice Forum will be hosting a...

Profile

The Media Institute of Southern Africa Namibia Chapter was officially launched in November 1998. The Chapter is one of 11 chapters in the SADC countries that form MISA. Since its inception MISA has its focus on the need to promote free, independent and pluralistic media as envisaged in the Windhoek Declaration

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