Jillroy Fredericks (20) failed his Grade 11 at Schmelenville Combined School in Bethanie in 2023. He is among the learners who were upgrading at the Namibian College of Open Learning (Namcol) in 2024, and improved his grades. He wants to be a chartered accountant after high school. Currently, he is doing his Advanced Subsidiary level...
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Shiweva launches Chapter and Beyond Book Club
Every new chapter in life brings growth and opportunity, which is why Rosalia Shiweva, founder of The Global Mindset Coaching Academy, created Chapters and Beyond Book Club. It is an annual project by The Global Mindset Coaching Academy aimed at empowering the youth aged 25 to 40 to become their best selves. Through actionable strategies...
Nujoma tributes pour from artists
As Namibia mourns the passing of its founding father, Samuel Nujoma, the nation’s creative industry reflects on the lasting impact his leadership had on the arts in the country. The passing of Nujoma, who served as the country’s first president, has left a void in the hearts of many, including those in the vibrant and...
Namibian arts in ICU … artists cry for support, appreciation
The arts industry is a multi-billion-dollar industry globally. However, in Namibia , despite creatives putting in hours of hard work, they do not translate into strong revenue and appreciation. This diverse sector includes film, music, visual arts, literature and performing arts. Namibian local producer Ben Hangero said the arts industry in Namibia is in a...
Motivational speaker coaches learners in Ohangwena
Ernastu Shiifoleni, a 27-year-old public and motivational speaker with an Honours Degree in Senior Primary Education from the University of Namibia, is making an impact on the lives of learners in the Ohangwena region. He started motivational speaking in 2019 in his first year at Unam, encouraging fellow students at the university. Concerned about the...
Old Mutual Foundation hosts second annual Youth Indaba
The Old Mutual Foundation has announced the second edition of its Youth Indaba (2.0), slated for 21 February. Building upon the success of the inaugural event, this year’s indaba will focus on the critical theme ‘Closing the Gap Between Education and Skills Development’. This impactful initiative aims to empower Namibian youth by addressing the crucial...
Nangula launches new fragrance line
Local makeup artist and fashion designer Hannah Nangula is taking her brand to the next level with the launch of a fragrance line. This new venture marks an expansion for Nangula, who has already made a name for herself in the Namibian beauty and fashion scene. She shared that the inspiration for her fragrance line...
Graduate security guard hopeful for greener pasture
Abel Siseho Mubita, who killed two birds with one stone by graduating from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) last year while employed at the institution as a security guard, is hopeful he will get an opportunity to use his qualification. The 31-year-old’s sheer determination to obtain a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice...
Football meets entertainment …MTC Maris Cup thrills revellers
The weekend saw the inauguration of the MTC Maris Cup at the Dr Hage Geingob Stadium. It was a thrilling blend of sport and entertainment. The event kicked off with a vibrant musical performance, featuring renowned artists like Pride, Ann Singer and The Tswazis. Specially composed for the occasion, the ‘MTC Maris Cup Anthem’ set...
Shikongo makes acting debut
Former Miss Namibia 2021 Chelsi Shikongo is stepping into the spotlight once again, this time as a leading actress in new film “Home is Where the Money Is”. In the film, which is directed by renowned filmmaker Michael Pulse, Shikongo takes on the lead role. The former beauty queen portrays Lelani Davidson, a young...









