The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has lost one of its most dedicated veteran cameramen, Eddy Eneas, who died at the age of 58 after a short illness. Eneas, a veteran of the liberation struggle, previously served in the Namibian Defence Force before joining the NBC, where he dedicated more than 20 years of committed service. Throughout his career, he covered stories across the four northern regions, where he was based, and beyond, earning respect for his professionalism, discipline, and

5.5K views · 109 reactions | 21-GUN SALUTE ... The Namibian Defence Force has warned the public on the firing of the 21-gun salute during the 32nd commemoration of Heroes’ Day at Mariental today. The gun salute is expected to be conducted around 10h00. The public is being cautioned not to panic at the sound of simulated firing of military weapons during the event. | The Namibian | Facebook

The Namibian Defence Force (NDF) is ready to host the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) for their bilateral Peace Support Operations Training Exercise code-named "Exercise HANGANEE ll" to be conducted in Omaheke Region from 15 to 30 June 2023. | The Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs

#namsunnews Three members of the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) accused of poaching were denied bail after making their first court appearance in the Rundu magistrate’s court on Monday. Richard Kasoma, Paulus Iipinge and David Aishe appeared before magistrate Sonia Samupofu, who remanded the case to 7 May for further investigation. The accused were arrested on Friday in Mangetti National Park while officials were conducting an anti-poaching patrol and fence inspection. VIDEO Nikanor Nangolo | Nami

22K views · 339 reactions | NDF PARADE ... The Namibian Defence Force (NDF) formation marched into the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex to form a parade for the 34th Independence Day celebrations underway on Thursday morning. The Zambezi region is the host of the country's independence celebration for the very first time since independence. Video: Lugeretzia Kooper | The Namibian | Facebook

A SOLDIER'S TEAR: Former chief of defence force, Lieutenant General Martin Shalli, broke down in tears at State House as he expressed his condolences with the newly appointed president Nangolo Mbumba and Vice-President NetumboNandi-Ndaitwah. Video: Jemima Beukes | Namibian Sun