- Mr Henri Klaasen, from the Ministry of information Communication Technology addressing media practitioners at a breakfast meeting on the Communication Bill with the Minister of information Communication Technology at the Nampower Convention centre in Windhoek
Media News
Internet use low in Nam despite heavy investment
30.06.09 -By:Windhoek Obsever
The majority of Namibians have yet to effectively utilise the information superhighway, despite...
Communications Bill Constitutional
24.06.09 -By:Editor : New Era
12 June 2009 THE new Communications Bill seems to have sparked controversy in some quarters. And in...
MPs Call for Referendum on Bill
24.06.09 -By:New Era
Opposition legislators are far less convinced that the just-tabled Communications Bill, and...
Program Areas
Low Risk Perception Drives Up HIV
01.07.09 -By:New Era
WINDHOEK – Driving up HIV infection in the country are the low risk perception of HIV, a large...
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...
Media Alerts
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Media Houses
- The Namibian
- The Republikein
- Allgemeine Zeitung
- The Economist
- The New Era
- The Southern Times
- Namibia Press Agency
- The Big Issue Namibia
- Namibia Sport
- Insight magazine
- The African Magazine
- Informante
- UNFPA
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
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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
