Let’s continue our monthly tradition of sharing a personal playlist of strictly Namibian music. As usual, evidently there is a need to add a disclaimer: This list that I share monthly is not a New Era list. It is not sanctioned by New Era or endorsed by the publication in anyway. This list is not...
Author: NSK (NSK )
Industry Loop – Local content recognition
For years, I have always maintained there is zero political willpower when it comes to the conversation around the lack of Namibian content on Namibian TV and Radio.
Industry Loop – I miss Nam hip-hop
On World Music Day (21 June), I would just like to go back to the good old days when Namibian hip-hop was actually a thing. Back to a time when Namibian hip-hop actually filled venues.
Industry Loop – Do we have celebs in Namibia?
It is undeniably preposterous that in this day and age of sober reasoning, we still need to ask the absolutely ridiculous question: “Do we have celebs in Namibia?”.
Industry Loop – Ode to the 10+ year club
With this week’s piece, I’d like to highlight and celebrate creative practitioners who have been operating at the highest level for the past 10 years.
Industry Loop – NSK’s monthly favs: April
LET’S continue what I started about a month ago by sharing a personal playlist of Namibian music. This is something I will do every month.
Industry Loop – Events in Mbumba’s land
FOR years, I’ve written about events in Namibia. For years, I made it a point to contextualise what the perfect event should look like.
Industry Loop – Is Fidel O’Del’s truth the actual truth?
I’ve always maintained that there are three sides to a story: your truth, their truth and the actual truth.
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.
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.