Month: May 2024

The Association of Diplomatic Spouses (ADS) held its Diplomatic International Food and Craft Bazaar at the Namibia University of Science and Technology’s Hotel School, with proceeds going to gifted students pursuing their academic careers.

The line between respect and imposing traditional expectations can be unclear. 

Dusken Kamwi (26) has transformed his passion for creativity into a fashion design career  despite hurdles that have been difficult to navigate, like performing poorly in school and losing hope.

MTC Windhoek Fashion Week has announced the dates for its highly-anticipated eighth edition of the show, with the main aim and goal to elevate Namibian designers and promote accessibility in fashion retail.

There are conflicting views about the role of beauty pageants in general, with some people arguing that there is too much objectification of women and trying to create a narrative on the “standards” of what beauty is.

Britain’s post-Brexit border with the EU has been plagued by chronic delays and uncertainty, ramping up costs for businesses and the government, the nation’s spending watchdog said this week.

Letshego Bank Namibia and Ongos Valley property developers have announced a partnership to provide affordable housing, specifically designed to cater to those
in the middle to low-income bracket.

Mines minister Tom Alweendo believes Namibia is in an opportune position to leverage her natural resources such as critical minerals to enhance economic complexity.

Patriotism alone can move mountains, just as a single thread of faith can shift the earth.

In what has come as a big shock and shameful act in academia and the society locally, some easily excitable students have started using the title “Dr” prematurely, just after registering for their doctoral studies, which would take them three to four years, or even more, to complete.