MEDIA FREEDOM | Speaking at the 43rd Session of the UNESCO General Conference 2025 underway in Samarkand, MICT’s Deputy Director Elizabeth Amagola commended UNESCO’s on its continuous efforts to promote freedom of expression, access to information and safety of journalists.

UNITED IN SERVICE | Public servants from all OMAs participated in the Public Service Marathon and Fun Day hosted by the OPM, a flagship initiative dedicated to promoting staff wellness and productivity, all while fostering teamwork and solidarity across the Public Service.

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BUILD A NAMIBIAN BRAND RECOGNISED AROUND THE WORLD | Speaking at Brand Namibia’s Strategic Workshop in Windhoek today, Minister of ICT Emma Theofelus urged all Namibians to help build a strong and recognisable national brand that evokes pride and excellence.

Leading Namibia’s delegation MEYSAC Minister Sanet Steenkamp says Namibia remains deeply proud of its enduring contribution to media freedom, the Windhoek +30 Declaration on Information as a Public Good, and its inscription in UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register.

ACCESS TO INFORMATION CORNERSTONE OF DEMOCRACY | Government has reaffirmed its commitment to freedom of expression and access to information as cornerstones of democracy and peace during a UNESCO 43rd Session of the General Conference in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

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The meeting included Siddhartha Raja, a Senior Digital Development Specialist at the World Bank, Paul Seadan, a Senior Digital Development Specialist from OPM. Discussions focused on potential collaboration to advance the strategy’s roadmap, which remains a national priority.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION | Interim Executive Director at the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology Linda Aipinge convened a consultative meeting with representatives from the World Bank to explore support for the implementation of the National Digital Strategy.

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“We come ready to partner with all nations of goodwill to build a safer, more secure, and more just digital world — united for the common good of humanity,” said Theofelus.

NAMIBIA READY TO CONFRONT CYBERCRIME CHALLENGES | While speaking at the signing ceremony of the Convention Against Cybercrime and High level Conference in Hanoi, Vietnam, Minister of ICT Emma Theofelus said Namibia is determined to confront the growing challenge of cybercrime.

Theofelus commended NAMPA's management for the agency’s performance, attributing its success to a proactive and dedicated staff complement. The discussions focused on both short- and long-term plans, including potential strategic partnerships and areas for collaboration.

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QUARTERLY ENGAGEMENT | Minister of ICT Emma Theofelus on Wednesday met with the Executive and Board members of NAMPA as part of her ongoing commitment to hold quarterly engagements aimed at providing updates on progress and addressing key issues.

She said this during a quarterly engagement on Wednesday were she reaffirmed her continued support for the SOE saying that the government will provide support especially if the outcome strengthens the institution’s sustainability and enables it to thrive independently and beyond.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE VULNERABLE | The Minister of ICT Emma Theofelus told the Executives and Board members of NamPost to continue providing services to the most vulnerable members of the community and offer them a safe and inclusive space.

Theofelus commended NAMPA’s management for the agency’s performance, attributing its success to a proactive and dedicated staff complement. The discussions focused on both short- and long-term plans, including potential strategic partnerships and areas for collaboration.

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Interim Executive Director Linda Aipinge, emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to inclusive communication, stating: "Our goal is to disseminate accurate and timely information to reach 100 percent of Namibians."

CAPACITY BUILDING | The ICT is hosting a three-day refresher workshop in Windhoek, aimed at empowering and capacitating regional staff members across all 14 regions of Namibia in effort to enhance access to information and strengthening GRN communication at the grassroots level.