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Musicians cry out over producer disappointments, delays
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Musicians cry out over producer disappointments, delays

Local musicians have expressed frustration and disappointment with the practices of certain music producers in the country.  Many artists claim to have faced delays, lost files and outright disregard for their projects, despite significant financial investments. “It’s a recurring issue. We pour our hearts and souls into our music – only to be met with...

Music, Art and Sports: A weekend of entertainment 
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Music, Art and Sports: A weekend of entertainment 

On Friday night at Et Cetera in Windhoek, rapper Latoya Mwoombola, known as Lioness, launched her third studio album, “If Not in This Life.” The album has 13 tracks produced bylocal producers. The launch was attended by her fellow artists, DJs and producers. In the same vein, the last edition of the Dr Hage Geingob...

Speel Aan debuts
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Speel Aan debuts

Namibian cinema has welcomed a remarkable new film, ‘Speel Aan.’ This poignant narrative follows the journey of Peter Cloete, a high school football coach whose life is irrevocably altered by a tragic incident.  Produced by MultiChoice Namibia, in partnership with The Collective and Desert Film Productions, ‘Speel Aan’ is a significant component of the eagerly-awaited...

Mr Makoya releases American flavoured ‘Almal’
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Mr Makoya releases American flavoured ‘Almal’

Namibian musician Strauss Lunyangwe, popularly known as Mr Makoya, will today unveil his newest single, titled ‘Almal,’ which was recently recorded in the United States of America.  The term ‘Almal’ conveys a message of unity, encouraging individuals to come together, raise their hands high, and stand confidently despite any challenges they face.  Speaking to VIBEZ!,...

Activist drives environmental change
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Activist drives environmental change

Inomuinjo Kapimbi, a dedicated advocate for environmental preservation, last week launched the Schools Environmental Club (SEC) initiative, which is designed to empower young students to serve as catalysts for environmental change.  Driven by a profound commitment to ecological issues, Kapimbi established the SEC initiative in March 2024.  It aims to inform students about environmental challenges,...

Namjive leaves lasting impact on Namibian youth
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Namjive leaves lasting impact on Namibian youth

Namjive, a local entertainment company dedicated to nurturing young talent, recently hosted a ‘‘Battle of the Giants’’ dance competition at the UN Plaza Theatre.  The event brought together aspiring dancers from across the country for a weekend of intense competition and inspiring performances. Ricardo Kameeta, the founder of Namjive, expressed satisfaction with the event’s turnout and the positive impact it had on the...

A night of cultural fusion, celebration
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A night of cultural fusion, celebration

The Zambezi Night music event is just around the corner, promising unforgettable entertainment and cultural celebration.  This year’s event, scheduled for 26 October at The Loft in Windhoek, is set to be even more special, as it coincides with the album launch of renowned artist Alexander Sikalumbulu, known as DJ Siya. Zambezi Night, which was...

Oshikandela stirs love for mathematics
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Oshikandela stirs love for mathematics

Mathematics transcends mere numerical figures. It encompasses critical thinking, creativity and innovation.  These were the sentiments during a visit by the Oshikandela team from Namibia Dairies at Ella Du Plessis High School.  The team was hosted by the school’s Mathematics Club. The event transcended mere enjoyment of Oshikandela’s delectable products.  It was a celebration of...

Parties preach youth empowerment 
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Parties preach youth empowerment 

Presidential candidates have recognised the critical role the youth play in shaping the nation’s future. They have taken steps to empower Young Turks within their ranks. This is not only reflective of the country’s growing youth population but also a strategic move to tap into the fresh perspectives that young people bring to the table. ...

German big band to jazz it up in Namibia
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German big band to jazz it up in Namibia

Namibian music lovers are in for a treat this October as the Crazy Ties Big Band, a renowned 20-piece brass band from Germany, makes its way to the country.  The band, known for its energetic performances and diverse repertoire, will be touring various cities, sharing their passion for swing, soul, funk, Latin, and rock music....