Author: Pricilla Mukokobi (Pricilla Mukokobi )

Windhoek cultural festival returns
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Windhoek cultural festival returns

The capital is preparing for its annual Windhoek Annual Cultural Festival and excitement is evident among residents and visitors alike. The festival (WACF) is slated for 22 to 25 May, at the Independence Stadium.This year’s festival will be a grand celebration of Namibia’s rich cultural heritage, artistic expression and social empowerment.  Established in 2018, the...

Namibia set to unlock digital earnings for content creators 
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Namibia set to unlock digital earnings for content creators 

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology (MICT), Emma Theofelus, has announced plans to introduce YouTube monetization and digital payment solutions such as PayPal and Apple Pay in the country.  The initiative aims to break the barriers that have been preventing Namibians from fully participating in the global digital economy.  According to The Brief online...

Breaking the silence on mental health
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Breaking the silence on mental health

At just 23 years old, Penomwaameni Natangwe is on a mission to reshape the mental health landscape in Namibia, particularly for young people. A clinical psychology student, author, and mental health advocate, Natangwe founded a mental health awareness campaign aimed at offering support, education, and resources to young people grappling with mental health issues. The...

Zambezi Girl Child Foundation fights menstruation stigma 
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Zambezi Girl Child Foundation fights menstruation stigma 

The Zambezi Girl Child Foundation was founded in 2018 to address pressing issues in the Zambezi region.  One of the challenging issues is menstruation, which is often overlooked in the community.  However, it is not the physical challenge that causes the problem – it is the stigma.  Girls across the region do not attend school...

The rise of youth entrepreneurs in Namibia 
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The rise of youth entrepreneurs in Namibia 

As Namibia’s unemployment rate soared to a staggering 36.9% in 2023, young Namibians are turning to entrepreneurship as a way to improve their livelihoods. With limited formal employment opportunities, many youths are becoming creative, starting small businesses and carving out new paths to financial independence. The Namibia Statistics Agency reported in January 2025 that the...

A celebration of faith, music and empowerment
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A celebration of faith, music and empowerment

Victory Fest, Namibia’s premier Urban Gospel Music Festival, will return this year with an inspiring mission. Founded by Leopold Vatilifa known as Dee’A and Franklin Shitaleni AKA North Side Robbie, Victory Fest has been a beacon of hope, creativity and unity since its inception in 2018. After a hiatus in 2020 due to the global...