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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.

NamBTS sounds alarm as blood stocks drop to four-day supplyBy: Staff Reporter The Namibian Blood Transfusion Service (Na...
02/01/2026

NamBTS sounds alarm as blood stocks drop to four-day supply

By: Staff Reporter

The Namibian Blood Transfusion Service (NamBTS) has appealed to the public to donate after blood reserves dropped to a ‘critically’ low four-day supply, raising concerns over patient safety during the festive season.

NamBTS spokesperson, Frieda Vatileni-Asino, has warned that the shortage is especially dangerous as blood usage traditionally spikes over the holidays, driven largely by an increase in road accidents.
“We urge all persons who are eligible to donate blood to do so from Monday, 5 January 2026 to build up reserves.

Eligibility criteria is 16-70 years old upon first donation, weigh over 50kg in weight, ensure a sexually safe lifestyle, should eat a meal at least four hours prior to donation and be committed to helping others,” she said.

Vatileni-Asino said the service is continuing with its Dare to Care and Commitment campaigns, offering a NamBTS-branded cup to donors upon completing their fourth donation, with the campaign running until April 2026.

Members of the public can contact NamBTS on 083 378 7000 to find their nearest blood donation clinic.

02/01/2026

Transport ministry begins work to repair collapsed road.

The Ministry of Works and Transport (MWT), through the Roads Authority (RA), has launched an investigation into the cause of a large hole that developed on the Nghalulu–Kambali–Omage
road.

In a media release issued on Friday, the ministry stated that investigation findings indicate the hole was caused by termites.
An anthill was discovered beneath the road, which reportedly collapsed following recent heavy rains, resulting in the formation of a deep hole.

The media release further explained that the affected road is an old army road and does not form part of the national road network.

However, it is maintained by the ministry as it serves as an access route to essential facilities.

The road has since been added to the ministry’s list of roads requiring repairs.
The Bitumen Maintenance Unit is scheduled to commence work at the site on 3 January 2026.

In the meantime, the ministry has installed safety signage to ensure the safety of road users.

02/01/2026

Top Cheri tonight on the Fresh Hitlist! Stream from 8pm on https://www.oneafrica.tv/fresh-hitlist (DStv284 & GOtv24) & 7pm on Freshfm Namibia | Brought to you by Jameson Irish Whiskey

JUST IN: Namibia police inspector general Joseph Shikongo has confirmed that the National Planning Commission Executive...
02/01/2026

JUST IN: Namibia police inspector general Joseph Shikongo has confirmed that the National Planning Commission Executive Director I-Ben Nashandi was shot on Friday over land disputes at Iikokola village in Oshikoto.

Shikongo said Nashandi is currently receiving medical attention at Onandjokwe Hospital.

He said the shooting incident included two people, one of whom was shot dead.Shikongo said the suspect is arrested.

In addition, a family friend, Attorney General Festus Mbandeka said Nashandi is in stable condition.

By: Staff Reporter

02/01/2026

A'Felende, the gripping drama series continues this Sunday.

Watch it on GOtv channel 24, DStv channel 284 or online at: https://www.oneafrica.tv/namflix

02/01/2026

Heskiel Ndahangwapo to overcome 2025 chess challenges in 2026

By: Petrus Amutenya

Chess champion, Heskiel Ndahangwapo, says 2025 was a challenging year, especially for local chess players.

Ndahangwapo is only the second Namibian to compete at the 11th Chess World Cup took place in October 2025 in Goa, India is looking forward to 2026.

Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays.

02/01/2026

Year-end Reflection: The year 2025 marked by extreme weather, crime, accidents, and politics

Reflecting back on 2025, it will be remembered as one of the contrasts, a year of hope, loss, and national reckoning. It opened with heavy rains that brought both relief and disruption, including the relocation of Otjomuise residents to Farm 508 in Goreangab.

From political developments, to crime, and human tragedy, 2025 left an indelible mark, a year captured in images and moments that tell the story of a nation navigating change.

Let’s look back at the highlights and defining moments of 2025.

02/01/2026

Lubinda - The Namflix Premiere!

🥷🏾Lubinda has long put his life as a criminal behind him, but now he must dive back into the criminal underworld to save his daughter from the clutches of a vengeful monster.

🗓️Sun, 04 Jan.
⏰19h00
📺DStv ch 284 & GOtv ch 24

GOtv Namibia

01/01/2026

Telecom Namibia to invest N$700 million in network upgrade

By: Ketemba Tjipepa

Telecom Namibia chief executive officer Dr. Stanley Shanapinda says the company has already invested over N$400 million and plans to spend an additional N$300 million to modernise its network and expand coverage across the country.

Shanapinda said the investments are aimed at improving network reliability, quality, and coverage.

01/01/2026

Regional governors wish the nation safe festive celebrations

By: Ritta Lotto

Several regional governors have extended warm New Year greetings, urging residents and visitors to celebrate responsibly.

The governors emphasise road safety, sober driving, vigilance against human trafficking and gender-based violence, and caring for children and the environment during the festive season.

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