A colleague said to me in passing the other day: “we are here to work, not to make friends”. Many people will tell you that is how they go about their work life; they feel friendships in the workplace are unnecessary because you are there for the single purpose of making money.
Our general attitude towards alcohol is nonchalant. We glamorise or minimise alcohol consumption and often say “I don’t drink much, I only drink during weekends or occasionally” not taking into consideration the number of units that we consume at that time.
You are more respected by society and men as a woman who has kept her virginity. This is because you are said to be pure and undefiled. I honestly have to laugh because that socially-constructed narrative annoys me to the core.
“Looking back on that part of my life terrifies me,” says emerging musician E Gazzakof. He is referring to the time he was involved in drug trafficking in South Africa in a bid to finance his lavish and extravagant lifestyle.
In his conditioning, man was made to believe that he can do anything. All he must do is put in the work and whatever it is that he wishes for, he will achieve. However, as much as this can be true, there is no guarantee that all man’s wishes shall come to pass.
South African TV presenter and acting star, popularly known for his role as Shaka in ‘The Queen’, Sthembizo ‘SK’ Khoza, will be heading to Grove Mall cinema later today to attend the much-awaited premiere of ‘My Dream Wedding (MDW) Namibia’.
ViralCom, a local online music store and marketing agency, is on a mission to financially reward musicians who make the most digital sales of their music – be it singles or albums on the online platform.
When Lucas Ashipala is not spinning the decks as a DJ, he is spinning pot and plates as a private chef. “My private chef services are exclusively way different from any other establishment.
“Looking good is rendering a statement before you render your words,” says stylist Lizl Timbo. Walvis Bay-born and raised Timbo told VIBEZ! that possessing style is not just having a closet full of clothes, it is finding clothes you love, and making it work for you.
Food insecurity in Namibia has dramatically increased, and hundreds of thousands of people in vulnerable communities need help. Vegetable gardening is an important method of securing a sustainable supply of nutritious food for a majority of communities, supported by organisations that Capricorn Group has partnered with through the Capricorn Foundation.