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Namibia's press in one place: The Namibian — the country's leading daily since 1985 — New Era and the Namibian Sun, NBC broadcasting, and the NAMPA state agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the main newspaper in Namibia?
- The Namibian, founded in 1985, is the country's leading daily, alongside New Era and the Namibian Sun.
- In what languages is Namibian news published?
- Mainly English, the official language, with Afrikaans, Oshiwambo and German titles — including the Allgemeine Zeitung, Africa's last German-language daily.
- What is Namibia's official news agency?
- NAMPA (the Namibia Press Agency) is the state news agency.
Namibia has one of Southern Africa's most respected media landscapes, consistently ranked among Africa's top nations for press freedom. Serving 2.6 million people in a vast desert nation, Namibia's press publishes in English alongside German and Afrikaans — reflecting its unique colonial heritage. The Namibian is the leading independent daily. NBC is the public broadcaster. The NFA covers the Brave Warriors national football team. Explore South African newspapers, Botswana newspapers, and our full directory at Newspapers Online.