On 8 March, the Namibian film ‘Lukas’, made its debut in South Africa’s cinemas.
Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )
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GIPF launches edutainment series
The Government Institutions Pension Fund launched six episodes of the series called ‘Our Family Ties’.
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Mutota, the six-year-old motivational speaker
At just six years old, Christmas Mutota is challenging expectations with his inspirational messages.
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Tutor shines with essay on global stage
Isack Awala, a tutor at VGS ACADEMY in Oshikuku, emerged as a standout participant in an international essay competition last November when he ended in the top 20 out of 5 000 participants.
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Remembering Zambezi’s legendary Stoney Mubiana
As Namibia celebrates 34 years of independence, the Zambezi region joins the nationwide celebrations with a focus on honouring local cultural icons.
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Namibian creatives share struggles
For over 33 decades, Namibia’s creative industry has felt ignored, receiving little help from the government or other relevant stakeholders.
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Man redefines nail care industry
In the heart of the northern region, Eneas Shoikuti is challenging stereotypes and breaking barriers in an industry long dominated by women: manicure and pedicure.
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DHPS Expo offers glimpse into Namibia’s only German school
The Deutsche Höhere Privatschule (DHPS) in Windhoek welcomed curious visitors, parents, and interested parties to its annual Open Day on Saturday.
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MultiChoice Namibia launches Ombura
MULTICHOICE Namibia on Wednesday officially launched the new phase name, ‘Ombura’ which means ‘rain’ or a new year in Otjiherero.
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Skincare revolution breaking gender barriers
In an industry often constrained by traditional gender norms, Loide Amadhila, the visionary founder of Chrisla Essentials, is leading a skincare revolution by introducing a line which transcends gender boundaries, catering to both men and women.