In a grand celebration of musical talent and cultural exchange, the National Youth Orchestra Festival is making a triumphant return to the prestigious National Theatre of Namibia (NTN), with the Gala Concert on 23 and 24 June.
Author: Van Wyk Amutenya (Van Wyk Amutenya )
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Beach volleyball tourney promotes community engagement
The beach volleyball scene in Namibia is set to receive a major boost as Afrocat Sports Club gears up to host an exciting tournament at the A. Shipena Secondary School on Saturday.
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Jittah takes viewers on journey of love, unity
Musician Jittah Daniel is launching his latest music video of ‘Nabantu Bami Abalungile’ today at the Opelugo Bar and Restaurant in Omuthiya, Oshikoto region.
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Stitch by stitch, Hamutenya is making waves in fashion industry
Maria Hamutenya, a fashion designer based in Windhoek, turned her living room into a studio from which she has been making a name for herself with her unique approach to design.
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Father’s misdiagnosis led Ithindi into nursing
Registered nurse Taimi Ithindi has experienced many challenges in her profession but remains dedicated to providing quality care to her patients.
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Churches to protest same-sex marriage
The Coalition of Christian Churches and other organisations announced their intention to spearhead a nationwide campaign against a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, regarding same-sex relationships.
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Namibian Dance Crew inspires peers
From the heart of Keetmanshoop, a vibrant dance crew, known as BloodBrothers, by 23-year-old Eduard Thomas and Kinley Thomas (25) has emerged, captivating audiences and inspiring a new generation of dancers.
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TİKA donates to Dagbreek Resource School
Dagbreek Resource School, a renowned institution providing education to intellectually-challenged learners, last week received a generous donation from the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA). The donation, comprising essential educational equipment, woodwork tools, tables and chairs, is aimed at empowering learners with valuable skills.
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Shitaleni loves shooting cars
Young Namibian photographer Rambo Shitaleni, a teacher at Moses Garoëb Primary School, has managed to merge his passion for cars with his talent for photography, creating stunning images that capture the beauty of these machines.
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MTCs ge ǂhâsib !nâ hâ student-e ǂkhâ!nâsa go mā
MTCs di sîsenaon ge Selma Niilenges, ǂguro kurib students ase Triumphant College tawa !narisarimas tsî !aub!ûi!gâs !nâ ra ǁkhāǁkhāǂuisen ǂgaosa huiba go
mā.