I’ve always maintained that there are three sides to a story: your truth, their truth and the actual truth.
Author: NSK (NSK )
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Industry Loop – Cheers to more award ceremonies!
AS A Namibian creative, one does not always have something to smile about. The government does not take the entertainment and arts industry seriously and ordinary Namibians themselves do not seem to give a shxt.
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Industry Loop – Census 2023 …a wake-up call!
The findings of the preliminary results of the 2023 Housing and Population Census (HPC) should be a great opportunity for both the powers that be and the entertainment and arts sector. Why? Because one of the findings affects both sides of the coin exponentially.
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Industry Loop – After tears
I miss the 2015 Namibia at 25 Independence Celebrations. That’s the year the departed president Hage G. Geingob ascended to the presidency. Something was in the air.
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Industry Loop – NSK’s monthly favs
Today, I will share a personal playlist of Namibian music. This is something new that I will do every month. For the last two years, I have been extremely absent from Namibian music.
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Industry Loop – Musicians vs Radio
I find it extremely ludicrous that in this 2024, we still get bombarded with headlines about musicians complaining about radio airplay.
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Industry Loop – On a final note
It is amazing how every year this column #IndustryLoop grows in support.
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Industry Loop – Will the real influencer please stand up?!
The industry has seen a boom in the rise of influencers so much, that corporate Namibia now consciously makes it a point to fuse influencers into their marketing and branding strategies. Breathing life into the industry and creating a new source of income for creative entertainers.
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Industry Loop – Ignorance + Stupidity = Namibia
In last week’s #IndustryLoop podcast, we had D-Naff, who was brave enough to own his truth.
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Industry Loop – Oxymoron
I’ve always believed that art (music, theatre, visuals... etc.) should be a reflection of what is happening in society. It should clearly demonstrate the reality on the ground. But at the same time, art should also serve as a form of escape. It’s a bit of an oxymoron but hear me out.