Year: 2021

Despite a potpourri of challenges, southern commentators believe Namibia has done relatively well, including bringing about peace and stability 31 years after independence. 

Despite the challenges the marginalised Ovahimba community continue to face, some applauded the government for the good strides geared towards uplifting their lives over the years.

Namibia’s 31st independence anniversary should reflect the country’s ability to unite as a nation, which was previously divided on ethnic and racial lines under one roof, says National Assembly Speaker Peter Katjavivi. 

In 1989, the people of Namibia exercised their democratic right for the first time ever, when they elected members of the Constituent Assembly that drew up the Constitution.

News that league football will return in the country on the 17th of next month got me excited for a number of reasons. Firstly, I love football. Moreover, I love Eleven Arrows FC. I’m a baainaar ... what did you expect?! Tigers? N**ga please! 

The optimist in me is hoping you still remember me (please don’t burst my bubble), because despite being gone a while, I still thought about all the ways I could share bits and pieces of Namibia with you.

The top trending clip on our radar is of a young Shalulile supporter who reenacted the same dive that Peter does when he scores, which is running in a skating manner and then diving in the ground.

He said if there is one thing that has been overlooked about him is his generosity towards humankind, where he gives when he doesn’t have and insists that if you can’t give others while you do not have, do not expect to have a change of heart when you do have.

Entertainment Now! reached out to some of the country’s notable
figures to find out what their thoughts are on the day.

Now and then I binge-watch old episodes of the Oprah Winfrey Show