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19/09/2026

CLEAN UP NAMIBIA CAMPAIGN - Namibian musician and entrepreneur Monica “TopCheri” Pineas was among the media personalities who formed part of the group at Okapale in Goreangab for the Clean Up Namibia Campaign.

Pineas encouraged Namibians to clean up wherever they find themselves and to take responsibility for keeping their surroundings clean.

19/09/2026

CLEAN UP NAMIBIA CAMPAIGN - Namibian media personality and influencer Maria Nepembe is also at Okapale, where she is set to participate in the Clean Up Namibia Campaign taking place across various areas of Windhoek.

Nepembe called on Namibians to come out and join the campaign as communities work together to clean up Namibia.

19/09/2026

World Clean-Up Day
Date: 19 September 2026
Vanue: Goreagab Soccer Field

19/09/2026

CLEAN UP NAMIBIA CAMPAIGN - Namibian award-winning performing artist and medical doctor, Dr La-Toya “Lioness” Mwoombola-Hamutenya, founder of the Clean Up Namibia Campaign, is among the media and public personalities who showed up at Okapale in Goreangab to commemorate World Cleanup Day and support the campaign.

La-Toya called on all Namibians to join the campaign and work collectively to help Windhoek reclaim its former position as Africa’s cleanest city, a title the capital held from 2005 to 2014.

19/09/2026

CLEAN UP NAMIBIA CAMPAIGN RELAUNCHED AT OKAPALE - The City of Windhoek’s Chief Executive Officer, Moses Matyayi, is among the leaders attending the commemoration of World Cleanup Day and the relaunch of the Clean Up Namibia Campaign at Okapale in Goreangab, Windhoek.

Matyayi encouraged Namibians to take responsibility for their surroundings by disposing of waste responsibly and refraining from littering.

The Clean Up Namibia Campaign seeks to promote civic pride, responsible waste management, environmental awareness and community action.

19/09/2026

CLEAN UP NAMIBIA CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF | The commemoration of World Cleanup Day and the relaunch of the Clean Up Namibia Campaign has officially kicked off in Windhoek, at Okapale in Goreangab.

The event is attended by the Mayor of the City of Windhoek and the Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Hon. Indileni Daniel, while Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare is expected to deliver an address.

Namibians across the country are being called upon to take part in the campaign by cleaning up and keeping their surroundings clean wherever they find themselves.

19/09/2026

WINDHOEK SEEKS TO RECLAIM CLEANEST CITY STATUS | The Mayor of the City of Windhoek, His Worship Councillor Sakarias Uunona, says the Clean Up Namibia Campaign is part of efforts to help Windhoek reclaim its former status as Africa’s cleanest city.

Windhoek previously held the title of Africa’s cleanest city from 2005 to 2014. The Mayor emphasised the importance of collective responsibility in keeping the city clean and promoting proper waste management.

He said the campaign goes beyond keeping the city clean, as improved hygiene and responsible waste management are also essential for public health.

19/09/2026

World Clean-Up Day
Date: 19 September 2026
Vanue: Goreagab Soccer Field

19/09/2026

ESP GROUP BRIEF MICT ON CST EXPO SUCCESS| On Friday, 18 September 2026, the Minister of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) , Hon. Emma Theofelus received a delegation from the Emaraldsands Platform (ESP) group led by Executive Director Albie Botha and brand representative Magano Mbako for a post-event briefing on the recently concluded Creative Sports and Tourism (CST) Expo, alongside a presentation on ESP’s newly developed local content monetisation platform 1up2.

The delegation reported that the CST Expo successfully reached 23 million people globally, demonstrating the significant impact that the convergence of creativity, sports, and tourism can have when brought together as a unified platform. Esther Kamati, representing ESP’s Show TV brand, presented the 1Up2 platform, a local content monetisation solution developed in response to challenges experienced by Namibian creatives around the distribution of and earning potential of their content. The platform, which operates on a user generated content model, would allow Namibian filmmakers, creatives, and content producers to upload and monetise their work, with earnings going directly to the content creator.

Hon. Theofelus, welcomed the development, expressing that it has her full backing noting that it addresses a long standing challenge around the monetisation of local digital content, a matter the Ministry has been actively pursuing.

The Minister further remarked that the upcoming National ICT summit presents additional opportunities to advance local platform development as part of Namibia’s broader digital transformation agenda.

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