Rosalia Haufiku, an electronics engineering student at the Namibia University of Science and Technology, was recently honoured with an award at the Africa Youth in Tourism Summit (AYITS), marking her as one of the top three finalists at continental level.
Hundreds of out-of-work fishermen, who are fed-up with the perceived lack of progress on their years-long fight to be given work, came to Windhoek yesterday for a peaceful demonstration and to demand their return to the sea.
Simon Hambiya has been making waves in the music industry since 2015, driven by a passion ignited by renowned producer MJ DrumKick.
Namibian fashion took centre-stage last Saturday when local fashion guru Luis Munana and designer Melissa Poulton hosted a stunning fashion show aimed at raising funds for Poulton’s upcoming showcase at the Paris Fashion Week.
Dee’A and the Hot Pocket Band are set to host an electrifying live concert tomorrow at Vinyl in Windhoek, where they will re-interpret Dee’A’s music with a local jazz twist.
The Ma/gaisa family will be bringing a vibrant celebration of the genre with the upcoming Ma/gaisa fun day and live music festival, to take place on 1 June at Moses Van der Byl Primary School.
Dusken Kamwi (26) has transformed his passion for creativity into a fashion design career despite hurdles that have been difficult to navigate, like performing poorly in school and losing hope.
MTC Windhoek Fashion Week has announced the dates for its highly-anticipated eighth edition of the show, with the main aim and goal to elevate Namibian designers and promote accessibility in fashion retail.
Sarah Tsei-tseimou recently represented Namibia at the BRICS+ Youth Summit in Pretoria, South Africa, an opportunity she described as a remarkable learning journey.
Faced with the scary reality of job scarcity, health information systems graduate Joan Kamati has embarked on a mission to create opportunities for him and others where there were once none.