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Christian Youth Ministry wins choir competition 
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Christian Youth Ministry wins choir competition 

Conductor Manuel Sasindere led his choir from the Christian Youth Ministry to victory at the Shabbach Clash Choir Competition on Saturday, and earned a cash prize of N$1500 and afloating trophy.  The competition was aimed at uplifting the spirits of the youth, showcasing three competing choirs, after three others withdrew from the contest. The inaugural...

Tsumeb concert to address social issues
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Tsumeb concert to address social issues

In response to pressing social issues such as passion killings, prostitution and child exploitation, the Arts Performance Centre (APC) in Tsumeb is set to host a music concert tomorrow.  The event titled ‘True Love Can’t Be Bought’ concert, will feature an evocative blend of music and drama designed to foster remembrance and inspire impactful change....

Cooper scoops Sotigui nomination
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Cooper scoops Sotigui nomination

Alejandro Cooper (12) has been nominated for the Best Young African Actor award at the 2024 Sotigui Awards in Burkina Faso.  The exciting news came on a Sunday afternoon while he was playing in the street. He is a grade seven pupil at Moses van der Byl Primary School.  This is the first time a...

Engelbrecht’s Miss Teen Journey
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Engelbrecht’s Miss Teen Journey

The desire to make a meaningful impact in her community and empower fellow young women propelled 15-year-old Elaine Engelbrecht to take part in Miss Teen 2024, a crown she recently won in Lüderitz. The beauty queen told Youth Corner her interest in pageantry is primarily fuelled by a desire to make a positive impact in...

Poetry night to light up Vinyls
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Poetry night to light up Vinyls

Tonight at Vinyls, Open Mic Night will host another poetry session. This edition themed ‘Love in All Colours’ celebrates pride month and focuses on the LGBTQ+ community, in light of the recent High Court ruling decriminalising same-sex relationships. Poetess Jemima Ndebele said Namibia is home to many gifted poets and writers. “Through Vinyls Poetry Night...

Roberto Scholtz dazzling the fashion industry
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Roberto Scholtz dazzling the fashion industry

Born and raised in Namibia, Scholtz is making waves in the fashion industry with his unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship.Since beginning his journey in 2015 while studying at the College of the Arts in Windhoek, he has gained recognition for his ability to blend classic and contemporary patterns into distinct fashion pieces. His passion for...

From security guard to baker
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From security guard to baker

Bernard Chali, a 35-year-old resident of Luderitz, has changed his life from a struggling security guard to a thriving baker, serving delicious treats to his community. Not long ago, Chali found himself in a predicament. He was earning peanuts from a job that did not give him fulfillment or enjoyment. “It was tough. My employer...

Youth empowerment through clothing production
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Youth empowerment through clothing production

August 26 Manufacturing has embarked on an initiative to empower young Namibian people through an apprenticeship programme. This programme, which commenced on 1 April, seeks to equip young individuals, including those from marginalised communities and women, with essential skills in clothing production. The three-year apprenticeship program offered by August 26 Manufacturing will train apprentices in...

Luderitz museum revives maritime heritage
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Luderitz museum revives maritime heritage

Luderitz, a coastal town in Namibia known for its rich maritime history, has a newly-fortified museum housed in a majestic historical building.  This museum, set to open its doors soon, is an inspiration for education and exploration, drawing visitors from across Namibia and beyond. At the centre of the museum’s attraction is an amazing addition...

Young innovator lights Luderitz with solar power
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Young innovator lights Luderitz with solar power

At just 12 years, Thomas Elago, a learner at Nautilus Primary School in Lüderitz, is using his passion for solar technology to lighten up his community.  Residing in Area Seven settlement, he has gained attention for his ability to craft solar bulbs, repair broken radios and fix electrical issues. Elago said he discovered a knack...