Having gone through tough and excruciating moments in life should not deter one from rising above such pain and excelling.
Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )
Food is the heartbeat of a home: Chef Mercy
Chef Mercy Liswani believes that food is the heartbeat of a home, asserting that good meals not only bring joy, but also shape the health of a family.
KP ILLEST drops ‘Brave Warriors’ hit
FOLLOWING a stunning 1-0 victory against favourites Tunisia during the Afcon Group E opening match at the Amadou Gon Coulibaly Stadium, Namibia’s national football team, the Brave Warriors, not only warmed the hearts of ordinary Namibians but of artists too.
Women in media support Tsumkwe
The Women in Media Organisation handed over school uniforms, sanitary products, toiletries and school bags with stationery to learners at the Tsumkwe Secondary School on Monday.
Increase funding for rural schools: Nanso
THE Namibia National Students’ Organisation (Nanso) has urged the education ministry to increase funds allocated for buying textbooks and other vital teaching materials, emphasising a critical need for intervention in rural areas.
Emerging artist Kamwi drops debut EP
In a musical journey that began in the small village of Kasika, the artist known as ‘The Boy from Katima’ Pearce Kamwi released his debut EP titled ‘The Boy from Ngweze’ in October last year in the Zambezi region.
Miss African Golden Namibia reflects on year of triumph
In a reflection on the year 2023, Miss Africa Golden Namibia Loini Jonas expressed immense pride and gratitude for the significant moments that defined her journey in 2023.
ZyX aims to inspire with her music
Pauline Heita, also known as ZyX, draws inspiration from the daily lives of people and her own experiences, to create music that resonates with listeners.
Improved exam results excite minister
Education minister Anna Nghipondoka has commended the class of 2023 for a job well done in the national examinations they sat for last year.
Sharpley prepares for presidential office in 2035
Former Miss Namibia Cassia Sharpley recently revealed her political aspirations to run for the presidential office in 2035 when she turns 35 – the minimum age the Namibian Constitution stipulates a presidential candidate must be.