WATCH: Namibia Media Professionals Union Secretary General Sakeus Iikela says the ongoing NBC strike has blocked the critical flow of information. He also explains why the union has written to President Hage Geingob and that a financial audit at the national broadcaster is required in order to address the myriad of challenges it faces. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Legal analyst Steven Ndorokaze says the NBC strike requires cool heads between management and the striking workers in order for common grounds to be reached. He also touched on the parliamentary impasse which prompted the top leadership of the Landless People’s Movement to drag the Speaker of the National AssemblyPeter Katjavivi to court. He also touched on the generational gap in parliament and its impact on lawmaking. #TheEveningReview

REPEAT: In this heavy throwback from around this time last year, Dr Panduleni Itula, insisted that he remained a full Swapo member, despite the ruling party having announced his expulsion a month earlier. He has since left Swapo to form the Independent Patriots for Change, for which he is president. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Associate Professor at NUST's communication faculty Admire Mare talks about the newly adopted Windhoek +30 Declaration and how it can change the lives of journalists. He also talks about the viability of the media in a digitized world. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Community activist Sean Naude explains what led him to joining the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) in 2019. Naude adds that white people cannot be blamed for the state Namibia finds itself in and that NEEEF will not help address inequality. He also denounced suggestions that IPC leader Panduleni Itula is dictatorial and says persons leaving the party automatically wanted leadership positions. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Zambezi Lives Matter national executive chairperson Sinvula Mudabeti responds to State House which called the movement ‘divisive’ and ‘political’ as it continues to demand justice against the perpetual killing of Namibians by the Botswana Defence Force. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Vivo Energy Namibia is the first company within the downstream oil and petroleum sector to attain ISO 9001 certification in Namibia. Its MD Edward Walugembe and Product Quality Excellence Lead Demetrio Möwes explains the significance of the certification and outlines the steps the company will pursue in order to ensure the provision of superior petroleum products. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: Are men imprisoned by archaic societal values that state that men don't cry? White Ribbon Campaign co-founder Charles Simakumba talks about how men suffer in silence and are destroyed by depression. #TheEveningReview

WATCH: TUCNA president Mahongora Kavihuhua talks about the upcoming May Day commemorations as well as the impact of new unions on the labor sector. Kavihuhua sternly opposed the exclusive bargaining unit regime and called for a more inclusive one.He also speaks about the intricacies of unions joining the business and political arena.