OneAfrica

OneAfrica OneAfrica is a multi-genre, multi-platform television entertainment and media brand. We inform, educate, entertain, and connect our viewers to the world.

Watch OneAfrica on DStv284, DStvNOW, GOtv24, www.oneafrica.tv and follow us on socials. We inspire our audience and bring them closer to the people, places hopes and dreams that matter to them. As a Namibian media and entertainment brand, we work hard to be accessible, honest, friendly, creative, interesting, and most importantly, an authentic voice for our community. Our omnichannel approach to m

arketing communications keeps us connected and in tune with our audience. We are a privately owned commercial TV channel. This allows us to produce our own unique content to complement our bespoke, value-added solutions. We broadcast to linear television, stream our content on various platforms and offer convenient catch-up viewing on our dedicated streaming website. We identify as a community TV channel and invest in good quality local content. Telling good stories and shining a spotlight on life-changing community events is at the heart of what we do. The OneAfrica channel offers something for everyone. Crucially, we do so on the platforms and devices our audience prefers. Our content is carefully selected to serve our viewers and includes genres such as news, actuality, sport, agriculture, education, comedy, music, variety shows, tourism and trending content. Educational TV is a large part of our offering and deserves special mention. We believe in the adage that “education is the greatest equaliser.” We offer educational content, through , in line with the Namibian Educational Curriculum to Learners in Primary School as well as Secondary Schools. Learners enjoy 24-hour video-on-demand access to material on safe platforms and daily lessons broadcast during dedicated television times. Watch OneAfrica on DStv 284, DStvNow, GOtv 90 and www.oneafrica.tv and follow the conversation on socials.

31/10/2025

Don't miss tonight at 20:00 on OneAfrica! 😎 Stream FREE on https://www.oneafrica.tv/fresh-hitlist | DStv284 & GOtv24 | 19:00 on Freshfm Namibia

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Die Suidooster waai nou oor OneAfrica! 🌬️Vanaf 3 November kan jy Seisoen 1 elke weeksdag om 18:30 kyk. Slegs op DStv28...
31/10/2025

Die Suidooster waai nou oor OneAfrica! 🌬️Vanaf 3 November kan jy Seisoen 1 elke weeksdag om 18:30 kyk. Slegs op DStv284 & GOtv24. GOtv Namibia

Stories wat ons roer. Karakters wat ons liefhet.

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The Suidooster wind now blows on OneAfrica! 🌬️From 3 November, catch Season 1 every weekday at 18:30, exclusively on DStv284 & GOtv24.

Stories that move us. Characters we love.

30/10/2025

FUNDRAISING: The Tutaleni Primary School principal at Walvis Bay, Neville Visagie, will embark on a challenge to walk from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay on Saturday. The initiative aims to raise funds to support the school’s vulnerable and needy learners. The school with 1680 learners feeds about 635 learners through its school-feeding scheme. The funds raised will be used to revamp the soup kitchen and upgrade facilities to serve the students.

By: Taati Niilenge

Video: Contributed

30/10/2025

Katutura residents call on Sankwasa’s intervention in city cleaners' strike

By: Ludorf Iyambo

The Katutura residents committee chairperson, Benestus Kandundu, has called on the ministers of justice and urban and rural development to intervene in the ongoing strike by the City of Windhoek’s Solid Waste Management Division workers.

Kandundu said the committee has observed that many of the striking workers are sleeping in difficult conditions, hungry, visibly stressed and separated from their families.

Kandundu on Wednesday delivered letters to ministers James Sankwasa and Fillemon Immanuel, urging them to take action on the matter.

He stated that allowing such conditions to continue undermines the wellbeing and sends a troubling message about how the country values its people.

Kandundu further warned that the continued neglect of the situation tarnishes the country's image internationally, portraying the country as one that mistreats its own people despite being independent.

Striking workers’ representative, Tiranus Kavaara, alleged the city legal representative met with the group today, instructing them to vacate the area near Hilton hotel, where they have been camping and warned that refusal to do so could result in them losing their jobs.

Attempts to get comments from Sankwasa and Immanuel proved futile as they were unreachable.

30/10/2025

GIPF invests N$3.7 billion to local infrastructure development

By: Selma Taapopi

The Government Institutions Pension Fund has to date invested more than N$3.7 billion in Namibia’s infrastructure, according to its Chief Executive Officer, Martin Inkumbi.

The fund has committed over N$2.7 billion to renewable energy projects, N$1.5 billion to housing finance, and additional funding to healthcare, education, and logistics.

Speaking at the 15th Africa Public-Private Partnership Summit held in Windhoek on Wednesday, Inkumbi said Namibia’s infrastructure financing gap was estimated at N$150 billion in 2014.

30/10/2025

Finance minister calls for fiscal discipline

By: Hertha Ekandjo

Finance minister, Ericah Shafudah, has urged Namibians to strengthen domestic revenue mobilisation and fiscal discipline in order to sustain the country’s development agenda and stabilise public debt.

Speaking at First Rand Namibia`s annual economic breakfast budget review, Shafudah emphasised the importance of borrowing responsibly and ensuring equitable distribution of national resources.

Shafudah noted that debt servicing costs remain high, underscoring the need for fiscal consolidation and stronger measures to stabilise public debt.

“We must continue mobilizing domestic revenue to meet the developmental challenges of our country,” Shafudah said. “Borrowing is not bad, it only becomes a problem when it is used for consumption rather than productive investment. When we borrow to grow the economy, money makes money.”

The minister also called for social cohesion, warning that unequal distribution of resources could threaten national stability.

Addressing the issue of business confidence, she reaffirmed the government’s recognition of the private sector as “the engine of growth and job creation,” and reiterated the state’s commitment to improving the business environment.

Shafudah highlighted that public-private partnerships will play a crucial role in driving infrastructure development, which remains too costly to be financed solely through the national budget.

30/10/2025

Maak reg vir die wind wat stories bring! Van Maandag 3 November, waai die Suidooster op OneAfrica.
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Get ready for the wind that brings stories! From Monday, 3 November, the Suidooster blows on OneAfrica.

30/10/2025

NHE should operate profitably says Sankwasa

By: Ketemba Tjipepa

Urban and Rural Development Minister James Sankwasa says the National Housing Enterprise should aim to operate profitably and not rely on external borrowing for its daily operations.

Sankwasa said this at the launch of the NHE Integrated Strategic Business Plan (ISBP) on Wednesday in Windhoek.

Walvis Bay hosts 2025 Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge By: Staff Reporter Walvis Bay will come alive this weekend, ...
30/10/2025

Walvis Bay hosts 2025 Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge

By: Staff Reporter

Walvis Bay will come alive this weekend, 1–2 November, as it hosts the second edition of the Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge — a multisport event celebrating fitness, community, and coastal adventure.

Following its successful debut in Lüderitz earlier this year, the Challenge returns with an expanded programme featuring running and cycling events for both elite and recreational athletes. Saturday’s schedule includes a 21.1km half-marathon, a 10km race, and a 5km fun run, while cycling enthusiasts will compete in MTB races (70km and 35km) on Saturday and road races (100km and 60km) on Sunday.

Organised in partnership with Namport, Nedbank Namibia, and the Powerhouse Cycling Club, the event promotes wellness, tourism, and local economic activity in Walvis Bay. It also aligns with Namport’s community development goals by encouraging active lifestyles and social participation.

The Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge continues to grow as a key fixture on Namibia’s sporting calendar, strengthening community bonds and showcasing the spirit of endurance and teamwork along the Atlantic coast.

Teachers shine at SanlamAllianz tournament in Rundu By: Staff Reporter Over 10 000 spectators gathered in Rundu from 22–...
30/10/2025

Teachers shine at SanlamAllianz tournament in Rundu

By: Staff Reporter

Over 10 000 spectators gathered in Rundu from 22–26 October for the SanlamAllianz Teachers’ Tournament, a celebration of educators through sport, unity, and wellness.

The event featured 28 soccer teams, 20 volleyball teams, and 14 netball teams competing for top honors. Rundu Circuit defended their soccer title for a second year and also claimed victory in volleyball, while Ndiyona Circuit emerged as the netball champions.

Now in its third year under a SanlamAllianz sponsorship, the tournament continues to promote teacher wellness and community spirit, reinforcing the role of educators as pillars of national development.

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