Katuturas di ǁanǂgāsaben Komites ge ǁîn di ǀarasasiba !nubusib hîa mûhesa oresa ǀkhais dib ǂnamipe ge ǂoaxa-ū, ǁnāpan ge ǁîna !ā!khōmâi-aoba mâhâ surudeb ǂnamipe oresa hōs !aroma 19 ǂKhoesaob dis ai sari hâ is khao!gâ-i noxopa xū-i tsîna ī tamase.
Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )
Reviving cultural atraditions
The Tilipatye Cultural Group is stepping up to the plate to save traditional practices from decline by promoting the significance of their culture through music and drama.
Katutura residents want debt solutions
The Katutura Residents Committee have voiced their frustration over the lack of concrete solutions after they visited the mayor on 19 July. The mayor promised to return in two weeks “to ensure peace”, but the residents say they don’t want peace, they want their debt written off.
Rainbow Youth Foundation to host indigenous sports tournament
The Rainbow Youth Foundation’s upcoming event at Palm Tree Park on Sunday will showcase cultural heritage games to celebrate and promote the diverse traditions of indigenous and marginalised communities.
Itumba enters literary world with ‘Onyika Yepumba’
Laudanekwa Itumba, an Oshiwambo language graduate from the University of Namibia’s Hifikepunye Pohamba Campus, has made her debut in the literary world with a captivating book that reflects her evolution as a writer.
Ann Singer back with Love
SINGER and songwriter Ann Singer, whose real name is Anastasia Linus, recently released her latest album ‘Love’, boasting 14 heartfelt tracks that delve into the intricate journey of love.
The journey of DJ Butterglow to DJ Ndinaky
Anna Nuuyoma’s journey into the world of DJing began with a deep fascination for music. At the age of 17, she took her first steps as DJ Butterglow, making waves in Windhoek’s comedy and club scene.
Former goalkeeper overcomes injury to inspire
A former goalkeeper, Jacob Diabate, who faced a career-ending injury, has found a new purpose in life as a fitness coach and bootcamp founder. His journey took a surprising trajectory after sustaining an injury that forced him to leave the world of football behind.
Mr and Miss Face of Namibia crowned
Johnathan Harris and Taikeisha Resandt were recently crowned Mr and Miss Face of Namibia.
NCAA educates youth on aviation
The Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has officially launched the country’s first-ever Aviation Safety competition.