Year: 2022

When it comes to new wines to try, the label is important. 

Inspired by his grandfather playing the xylophone at home at night, Simeon Ashilungu Golden Kambonde started entertaining his fellow learners during school shows in 2011 by dancing and singing to other artists’ songs.

The term edutainment has come a long way in the entertainment space as a tactic to educates or informs while also providing some amusement at the same time.

Having only been in the music industry for nine months, Sonia Shaalukeni, otherwise known as DJ Yessonia, has landed a gig on a music cruise, popular with South African music lovers. 

For many years, women have been subjected to being called sluts or whores for using contraceptives. 

When Mildred Williams was taught about the Waterboers in her grade 5 history lesson, she did not know it was her family she was learning about.

Nothing is harder than trying to get something by fighting the old.  

Namibians are spoiled for choice, with two high-quality music concerts scheduled for this weekend.  

The recent focus on empowering informal and microenterprises is a necessary affirmation for further development of Namibia’s economy. Development of new market spaces, as well as ongoing management of and upgrades to SME parks as good omens for the future. 

Women entrepreneurs recently took their business skills to the next level through an online and face-to-face training programme provided by Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) in Namibia.