Happy International Geodiversity Day! – October 6, 2025. The day is all about acknowledging the different types of rocks, fossils, soil, water and minerals—the foundations of the Earth. Geodiversity plays an important role in the humans’ relationship with nature. #UNESCO

Dr Nhlanhla Lupahla on todays round-up show on NBC -TV to promote the upcoming Southern Africa sub-Regional Forum on Artificial Intelligence (SARFAI). facebook.com/NBCDigitalNews/…

CALL FOR IMPLEMENTATION PARTNERS Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in formal education (Namibia and Zimbabwe). for more information: en.unesco.org/news/call-impl…

Official opening of the ASPnet schools at the Coastal High School in Swakopmund. yesterday the the learners were also taken for excursion at the Museum and engaged in some sport activities.

The National Conference on Education is hosted by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture in conjunction with the UN agencies. the Conference started from 2-5 August 2022 at safari Hotel and Conference center. moe.gov.na/

CALL for submissions: UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea International Prize for Research in thé Life Sciences. the 7th Edition deadline:15 November 2022. For more info contact the National Commission at +264 811 444 891/[email protected]

UNESCO and SARDC to host online conference on promoting Southern African liberation history with the SADC Group of Ambassadors to UNESCO. Registration link: unesco-org.zoom.us/webinar/r…

TES Summit in Paris from 28 -30 June 2022, Namibia is represented by Hon. Anna Nghipondoka, Minister of Education, Arts and Culture with other representatives; Mr. Djaffar Moussa-Elkadhum UNESCO Head of Office -Windhoek and others. Follow the proceeding transformingeducationsummit.…...

Launch of the National Environmental Education and Education for Sustainable Development Strategy and Action Plan (2022-2026), by the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism that took place on 29 March 2022, at NamPower Convention Centre

The Namibia National Commission for UNESCO in celebration of 32 years of Independence on 21 March 2022, wishes all Namibians a happy Independence Day. A Nation united in Diversity!

Follow the Launch of the GIZ-UNESCO Project on ''Promoting Sustainable Tourism and Private Sector Engagement for Inclusive Community Development in Response to the COVID-19 crisis'' facebook.com/UNESCOWindhoekO…

The Namibia National Commission for UNESCO welcome two new Kulturweit volunteers from Germany. Jan Malte Alsmeier and Sarah Rammrath. we wish them a great experience in Namibia.

complements for the year! We are pleased to invite candidates for the 2022 edition of the UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize in the Basic Sciences. link: en.unesco.org/stem/basic-sci…

Community media capacity building workshop hosted by the Ministry of ICT and supported by NatCom under the Participation Programme in Opuwo from 06-10 December 2021. Representative from different radio stations attended the workshop for the week.

UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for the use of Information and Communication Technologies in education: For more information on eligibility criteria, submission and nomination process, contact NatCom Secretariat at 081144489, Waldo. the link, on.unesco.org/aboutictprize

The Ministry of Education, Arts & Culture, in partnership with, Namibia National Commission for UNESCO and the UNESCO National Office, held a stakeholders’ national meeting to review the implementation of the 2001Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage.

The Namibia National Commission for UNESCO congratulates Mr Peter Denk, for being elected Rapporteur on the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) Bureau.

NATCOM together with the Ministry of ICT hosted the journalists workshop today 24/11/2021 on: Understanding the Windhoek +30 Declaration, with Toivo Ndjebela, Guy Berger and Bheki Makhubu.