Namibia
9 Namibian newspapers in the directory
Print media in this southwestern African nation rests on a long history of independent and multilingual publishing. The market is anchored by The Namibian, founded in 1985 as a private daily circulating in both English and Oshiwambo. Another prominent English daily is the state-owned New Era, established in 1992. The privately held Namibia Media Holdings operates several major titles, including the Afrikaans-language Die Republikein and Allgemeine Zeitung, the oldest surviving paper in the country, printing in German since 1916. This linguistic variety directly reflects the broader demographic makeup of local readers. Paperboy indexes 9 Namibian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
Compiled by Paperboy editorial · Updated 2026-05-28
ALL NEWSPAPERS(9)
Allgemeine Zeitung
Windhoek, Khomas
Founded in 1916, this publication holds the distinction of being the oldest daily newspaper in Namibia and the only German-language daily currently printed on the African continent. It serves the country’s German-speaking minority by providing comprehensive local, political, and cultural news while maintaining a historical link to Namibia's colonial past.
Caprivi Vision
Katima, Caprivi
Serving the Zambezi Region, this publication acts as a vital conduit for local news, cultural stories, and socio-economic updates tailored to the residents of Katima Mulilo and surrounding areas. It is notable for its commitment to community journalism, providing a platform for voices and regional issues that are often underrepresented in national Namibian media.
Informante
Windhoek, Khomas
Informanté is a prominent Namibian news publication based in Windhoek. Owned by Trustco Group Holdings, it shifted from a free weekly print tabloid to a digital-first platform. It focuses on investigative journalism, crime, and social issues, maintaining a significant online presence and a large following on social media.
Namibia Economist
Windhoek, Khomas
Established in 1995, this weekly business publication provides in-depth analysis of Namibia’s economic landscape, covering sectors ranging from finance and mining to agriculture and infrastructure. It serves as a vital resource for professionals, policymakers, and investors seeking comprehensive insights into the country’s domestic market and its integration into the regional economy.
Namibian
Windhoek, Khomas
Founded in 1985 as a voice against apartheid, this Windhoek-based publication serves as Namibia’s largest independent daily newspaper. It is widely recognized for its investigative journalism and commitment to holding government and corporate institutions accountable, maintaining a broad readership across the country.
Namibian Sun
Windhoek, Khomas
Namibian Sun is an English-language daily newspaper based in Windhoek, Namibia. Established in 2007, it provides comprehensive coverage of local politics, community news, sports, and business. The publication focuses on human-interest stories and socio-economic issues, catering to a broad audience across the country.
New Era
Windhoek, Khomas
New Era is a prominent state-owned daily newspaper in Namibia, published in Windhoek. Established by an act of parliament, it provides comprehensive national news coverage, government announcements, and analysis in English. It serves as a vital source of information on Namibian politics, economy, and social issues.
Republikein
Windhoek, Khomas
As Namibia’s longest-running Afrikaans-language daily newspaper, this publication serves as a primary source of news and commentary for the nation's Afrikaans-speaking community. Based in Windhoek, it is noted for its extensive coverage of local politics, socio-economic issues, and agricultural news, maintaining a significant influence on the country's public discourse.
Windhoek Observer
Windhoek, Khomas
The Windhoek Observer is a Namibian weekly newspaper based in Windhoek. Established in 1978, it provides comprehensive coverage of national politics, economic news, and social issues. As one of the country's oldest independent publications, it is recognized for its investigative reporting and analysis of Namibian current affairs.