Omukandjira umwe mo viÞo no vi tamba peke peke mo tjiwaøa, ndinondi ma tji rwa ama wo mboroka oku yaruka ko' ngwa ye kouye wa Matjete.
Month: June 2022
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Ndapanda’s Travels – Cultural experiences with Gondwana lodges
I have been extremely blessed to experience some of the best Namibia has to offer. I have seen the mountainous regions of Damaraland, the highest and reddest dunes of Sossusvlei, and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean have touched my feet at least twice. Like I said, the best Namibia has to offer.
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Uncommon sense – A long walk to dystopia
One who is born in captivity does not know freedom, nor will they know that are in captivity, for that is all that they know.
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Mental health conversations – Types of toxic romantic partners
Research indicates that our past negative experiences subconsciously predisposed us to specific partners romantically – meaning we attract a certain type.
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Menstruation awareness
With my last article still making rounds of conversation on social media, this week, I will keep it a little lighter; menstruation hygiene.
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Writing with hope
Touched by the suffering of certain women in their marriages, Shiwaovanhu Kamati decided to write a novel where she detailed gender-based violence and the effects it has on individuals and family units.
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Black Vulcanite bridges a decade in music
Beloved for their talent and introducing a style of music unique to Namibia, Black Vulcanite made waves throughout the Namibian and African music industry for over a decade.
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Nam budget transparency ranking drops
Namibia dropped in the global rankings on budget transparency and accountability of the Open Budget Survey (OBS) published by the International Budget Partnership. The OBS is a comparative, independent and regular assessment of transparency, oversight, and public participation in public budgets in 120 countries.