Abeautiful rendition by the Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) on 19 October showcased a tribute to renowned painter Pablo Picasso and his visual art done in the 20th century.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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VIBEZ!-Creating a meaningful impact
Miss Namibia 2023 Jameela Uiras is the owner of a brand-new car following her crowning on 8 July 2023 at the MTC Dome in Swakopmund.
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VIBEZ! … using time to refine, grow and make a positive impact
Miss Namibia 2022 first princess Leone van Jaarsveld took centre-stage at Droombos earlier this month to unveil her national competition dress for the 71st edition of the Miss World beauty pageant, which was originally slated for December 2023.
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Column: How to deal with misleading advertising
Did you know that you might have a compensation claim if you purchase a product due to a deceptive or misleading advertisement?
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Integration crucial to globalised world
Erongo region governor Neville Andre Itope has emphasised the crucial role integration plays in today’s globalised world, as it allows countries to tap into new markets, expand their reach and create mutually beneficial partnerships.
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The green hydrogen job creation promise
The president recently made a bold claim regarding the creation of 600 000 jobs by 2040 through the Green Hydrogen project.
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Reflecting on the historical unemployment odyssey
Talking about unemployment in Namibia is emotional and sensitive because of the enormous figures of the unemployed lot.
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Africa’s continental free trade: The triumph, tyranny
I was in my elementary school years when one of my history school teachers exposed to me one of the Greatest Conferences (the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885).
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Namibia’s 33 years of politics and governance
On 21 March 1990, thousands of Namibians braved the cold and windy morning, walking down the then Kaiser street, heading to what later became known as Independence Stadium to welcome the dawn of freedom and independence of Namibia.
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Threats to agricultural livelihoods
In an alarming display of callousness, local municipalities across our nation have been confiscating traditional houses and fertile agricultural lands from their rightful owners under the guise of town development.