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HONOURED: In a historic and heartfelt gesture, the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) on Tuesday, 8 July, officially renamed its recently refurbished television Studio 4 to the Stanley Benjamin Similo (SBS) Studio, honouring its director general, Stanley Benjamin Similo, a pioneering force in Namibian broadcasting. This significant recognition celebrates Similo’s transformative leadership and over 37 years of unwavering service to not only the national broadcaster but also to the industry and the broader media landscape in Namibia and the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Similo’s journey with NBC began in 1988 as a 22-year-old promotion and advertising officer. Over the years, he rose through the ranks with roles including camera operator, subeditor, HR manager, and senior manager for local programmes, where he created some of NBC’s most iconic shows, such as Tutaleni, Talk of the Nation, and Penduka. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

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HONOURED: In a historic and heartfelt gesture, the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) on Tuesday, 8 July, officially renamed its recently refurbished television Studio 4 to the Stanley Benjamin Similo (SBS) Studio, honouring its director general, Stanley Benjamin Similo, a pioneering force in Namibian broadcasting. This significant recognition celebrates Similo’s transformative leadership and over 37 years of unwavering service to not only the national broadcaster but also to the industry and the broader media landscape in Namibia and the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Similo’s journey with NBC began in 1988 as a 22-year-old promotion and advertising officer. Over the years, he rose through the ranks with roles including camera operator, subeditor, HR manager, and senior manager for local programmes, where he created some of NBC’s most iconic shows, such as Tutaleni, Talk of the Nation, and Penduka. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

NBC renames Studio 4 to Stanley Benjamin Similo Studio in honour of a broadcasting trailblazer

6 Hours Ago - ART AND ENTERTAINMENT

NEW MUSIC: Tyla unveils her new single 'Is It', along with a music video featuring captivating choreography. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Tyla's 'Is It' is here: get ready for a visual feast and catchy beats

6 Hours Ago - ART AND ENTERTAINMENT

INTERCULTURAL FUSION: Namibian dancer Gift Uzera and Japanese pianist Yukako Yamano gear up for ‘Resonant Bodies: In Motion, in Sound’, a powerful exploration of rhythm and movement, live at the Goethe-Institut Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Keys meet kicks: A Namibian-Japanese fusion

6 Hours Ago - ART AND ENTERTAINMENT

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