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Inna Hengari: Photo: Contributed

Beyond blame: Embracing the politics of solutions

4 Month Ago

URGENCY QUESTIONED: Defence minister and acting minister of industries, mines and energy Frans Kapofi. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Parliament denies Nandi-Ndaitwah oil regulatory powers - for now

6 Month Ago

EXCLUDED: Deputy Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy, Gaudencia Kröhne.

Aagundjuka otashi vulika ya lyatelwe pevi mOntotwaveta yEvi ompe - Aatotiveta

7 Month Ago

BE CAREFUL: Deputy minister of mines and energy, Gaudencia Kröhne.

MPs warn youth could be sidelined in Namibia’s new Land Bill

7 Month Ago

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From parliament chambers

7 Month Ago

FIFTH TERM ENDING: Current ACC Director General Paulus Noa's fifth five-year ends next year. Photo: Contributed.

Hengari calls for ACC director general nominees vetting committee

8 Month Ago

OVERHAUL: Lawmaker, Inna Hengari

Predatory and unsustainable: MP takes aim at banking sector

8 Month Ago

SKYROCKET: A block of rental flats in Windhoek. PHOTO FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY

Windhoek: 300 000 homes short, N$76 billion needed

10 Month Ago

WE ARE PROBLEM: Defence minister Frans Kapofi. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Unbridled materialism feeds the sharks, Kapofi says

11 Month Ago

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Shitana backs local content push, slams N$2 Royalties

11 Month Ago

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Prioritise homegrown creative content - Hengari

11 Month Ago

UPDATE: Member of Parliament Inna Hengari on Tuesday, 11 June called for sweeping reforms to the domestic broadcasting landscape, proposing a dedicated Local Content Development Fund to back Namibian musicians, filmmakers, and producers. Citing the dominance of foreign content on local airwaves and a lack of clear regulatory guidelines, Hengari emphasised the need to revise Rule 28 and introduce evidence-based policies to boost local creative output. She urged part of the N$50 million allocated to the creative sector be redirected to fund homegrown storytelling, arguing that Namibia’s small population can be a global advantage through niche, high-value cultural content. “With only 15% local music on radio and 10% local programming on TV, our creatives are sidelined. We must empower them to build an industry that reflects our identity and drives economic growth,” she said.
#Namibia #CreativeEconomy #BroadcastReform #LocalContent #InnaHengari #ParliamentUpdates

Inna Hengari tables motion for urgent local content reforms

11 Month Ago

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