Year: 2021

As we have entered the New Year, many of us may have new hopes or are simply wishing for a better year. Some of us may even have set up plans for this year.

After appearing in a well-received web series, called Ompata in 2020, actor/musician Mabuzza, real name Fillemon Hafeni Stephanus, is turning his sights to his own television series this year.

For too long normality has been the enemy of everything motivation has been propelling.

Every year, the music industry gets a brand-new crop of talented and exciting artists who captivate the attention of fans, which makes it increasingly easy to forget about the big-named stars in past years, especially those who went on music breaks or completely divorced the music industry.

With every disaster, some see an opportunity – and for every problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat—and wrong, according to Mark Twain.

Content creator and photographer Nghidimondjila Hashikutuva (22) recently published a book, titled ‘Breaking Free’, which aims to address the divorce of human beings from violence and other human interest-related issues like racism, xenophobia and sexual violence in a form of short essays and poems.

The new record label in town Remember The Eagle (RTE) and local music group, Slaughterhouze has divorced after skirmishes over performance revenues.

The World Bank in its latest report noted that emerging markets and developing economies (EMDE) policymakers will need to tackle the challenge of avoiding premature fiscal tightening in the short-term by unwinding fiscal support measures and ensuring fiscal sustainability over the medium term. 

Presenting its 2019/2020 financial results in Windhoek yesterday, Namibia’s first-ever mobile telecommunications company, MTC, recorded N$2.683 billion in revenue, representing a 2.66% increase from the last financial year. 

The popular singer/song writer John Mayer sings a very interesting song entitled, ‘Waiting on the World to change’.