The organisers of Mr and Miss Namibia held the preliminary competition last weekend at the Suburbs Hall in Windhoek. The contestants from across the country were given their last try to win over the judges and the audience before the finale night beckons.
In concluding the commemoration of Mental Health Month, which was May, and in light of the ongoing mental health awareness conversations that are ignited by the current pandemic, I would like to shift the lens on self-compassion – the ability to understand, accept and love the self.
I always find it interesting when people have these “who is the best” debates. Interesting because the yardstick always seems to be of different make for everyone. I think what we will do with today’s conversation is to create a framework that can be used during these debates.
Former national football team player Paulus Shitaleni Shipanga is philanthropic, forgiving, protective and loves his family.
From the beginning of time, the principles of Ubuntu have guided African societies, but in regards to the treatment of widows, it is almost non-existent. It has become quite acceptable in Africa for in-laws to evict widows from their homes, leaving them with no roof over their head – no means of income and no support.
Organisers of one of the highly anticipated fashion event in the country, the Katutura Fashion Week (KFW), on Tuesday announced 98 nominees for the third edition of the KFW Awards set for 28 August.
This week, I would like you to try another exercise I think you will enjoy.
There’s nothing that makes me cringe the way ‘pick-me’ does. If you do not know what a pick-me is, I will tell you.
The first edition of Vintage Market Namibia pulled crowds from all corners of the city.
Man, in his quest for advancement and high intelligence, eventually only tricks and confuses himself.