The Namibian tops the charts

Vision Africa, an independent, private sector company that tracks trends about target audiences’ reading, viewing and listening habits in print media, has just released its 2008 MediaMetrics data.

The Namibian came out tops as the most fair and most trustworthy newspaper and print publication in the country. While Informanté has the edge on The Namibian in exposing corruption, MediaMetrics found that The Namibian is by far “the voice of the people” and is getting increasingly popular with readers.Of all the supplements published in Namibia, The Namibian’s Weekender, Youthpaper and Top Revs have the most awareness among readers.To all our readers, friends and advertisers, we say thank you for making our newspaper the best and most prestigious in the country.Editorial, The NamibianWhile Informanté has the edge on The Namibian in exposing corruption, MediaMetrics found that The Namibian is by far “the voice of the people” and is getting increasingly popular with readers.Of all the supplements published in Namibia, The Namibian’s Weekender, Youthpaper and Top Revs have the most awareness among readers.To all our readers, friends and advertisers, we say thank you for making our newspaper the best and most prestigious in the country.Editorial, The Namibian

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