The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has managed to reduce the pay-as-you-earn debt it owed the taxman to N$178 million, down from N$250 million. The N$250 million was part of the broadcaster’s historical debt, accumulated since 1996. Director-General Stanley Similo revealed this during the ‘Editor-in-Chief Reviews 2023’ interview, where he laid bare the finances of the nbc and...
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has given the operators of Arise Television final warning on alleged violation of Nigeria Broadcasting Code. Director-General of NBC, Balarabe Shehu llelah, gave the warning in a letter to the Chief Executive Officer of Arise Global Limited and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja....
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has congratulated MultiChoice Namibia and Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) for successfully producing and launching thirteen (13) locally produced films, in compliance with local content quota obligations imposed by CRAN. This collaborative initiative, known as Project Mukorob, supports the Namibian film industry and offers global exposure to domestically crafted...
Windhoek, Friday 25 August – Future Media is elated to announce that it has been honored as the recipient of the “Best Radio Broadcasting Company – Namibia,” in the prestigious African Excellence Awards – Namibia 2023. This remarkable achievement underscores Future Media’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional broadcasting services that resonate with audiences across Namibia. ...
Staff of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) visited the Neudamm UNAM campus outside Windhoek with the aim of fostering renewed collaborations between the two institutions. This collaboration encompasses various areas such as research, academics, internships, and more. During the visit, the campus showcased various activities that are conducted there, including physical examinations on animals, temperature...
Staff Reporter The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) imposed a stand-still period commencing on 1 October 2022 on the consideration of applications for Broadcasting and Telecommunications Service Licences. After various stakeholder consultations in 2021, CRAN was implored to conduct a market study for the Telecommunication and Broadcasting sectors. The aim of the research study...