Pauline Diamond Indjii oondaze yotjikoro notjivara ndja putuka mombongarero ondenga ondwirise yorutu romitanda vyOvaherero mOtjauana ndja haamene otjikando otjitenga mOmahalapye tja Tjauana Oroviungura ndazuko. Ombepo yombwaneno noutongatima wombazu ondjaa ihinge pombongarero indji pupari ovanane votjiwaņa, ovakuru vatjo nawina omitanda mouparanga worukondua rwa Tjauana ovandu avehe muvari nondando imwe uriri ndjiri okunyomona ombwaneno nokutuna ohani ndjiri mokati kotjiwaņa tjOvaherero. Tjapatururire ombongarero...
Omaze yaeta ongurunguse
Heather Erdmann Oritjavari otupa tjiva twa Tjomuise twe rihakere kovandu mbu ma verarakana omaze tjinga ovature ava keurire potuveze two ma pakerero womaze womomatemba okupakera omatemba wawo ngunda oprysa yomaze aihiya yeruruka no N$2.50 mo riÞera momurongo nambari youÞuku wa Ritjavari utaukire Oritjatatu. Onew Era yaya takanene potuveze pekepeke two ma pakerero womaze motjihuro ohongora. Ponganda indji yOmurari wOsasiona, omunane...
Mavutu Conversations – Good times for everyone
A few days ago, I was in a conversation where someone was asked why they groped a girl. Their answer was, “ons was almal dronk, bra”. Going back and forth with this person to make him understand that touching someone without consent is not okay was pretty much pointless because it didn’t yield any results, because instead of listening, he...
DJ Erro: Built on beats, pure determination
Monika Amunyela DJ and producer Erro Mulokoshi, known as DJ Erro, built his career on a deep love of music and a desire for success. Growing up in Windhoek, Wanaheda, he recalls that his musical journey started well before he became a DJ. His passion for music grew towards the end of primary school, when he and his friends competed...
Khorixas painter calls for support towards arts
Dalene Kooper Karl Namaseb, a 29-year-old painter who began painting in grade five, earns little to nothing from his artwork but continues to pursue his passion. Drawing inspiration from his father, who was also a painter, Namaseb discovered his calling through art, stating that art is a means through which he expresses himself and connects with others. “If only people...
Uncommon sense – The best Easter gifts, and AI
Generally, when we think about Easter, we are naturally inclined to think of Easter bunnies, getaways to dream holiday destinations, family time, and fun. We prepare ourselves financially and logistically to ensure a smooth, trouble-free Easter weekend. This we must do to ensure a problem-free Easter weekend and lasting pleasant memories thereafter. As much as preparing for holidays like these...
Nam’s stage, screen stars shine …theatre, film awards celebrate African storytelling
Monika Amunyela After a six-year hiatus, the Namibia Theatre and Film Awards returned to celebrate the country’s creative talent. The lively night showcased Namibia’s talent in films such as ‘Speel Aan’ and ‘Naked Spaces’, emerging as some of the major winners. ‘Speel Aan’ won five awards for best female actor (Hazel Hinda), best male actor (Dawie Engelbrecht), best script, best...
CRAN, NaCC reinforce cooperation in ICT sector
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) and the Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) inked a new agreement to improve their collaboration in the country’s fast-growing information and communication technology (ICT) sector. The two regulators signed an addendum to their Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday. The move aims to strengthen efforts to deal with unfair competition and protect consumers. The agreement...
NTA reminds employers of ETG deadline
Bravery Kabula The Namibia Training Authority (NTA) has reminded employers to submit their Employer Training Grant (ETG) claims before the 5 May 2026 deadline, urging compliance to avoid forfeiting funding. In a media statement issued on Tuesday, the authority said eligible Vocational Education and Training (VET) levy-paying employers must ensure their claims for the 2025/26 financial year are submitted on...
BoN pays N$200m dividend to gov
The Bank of Namibia (BoN) paid N$200 million in dividends to the government for the 2025 financial year. The announcement was made on Tuesday during the bank’s annual report launch. BoN Governor Ebson Uanguta said the bank performed strongly despite global challenges. “During the 2025 financial year, despite volatility and uncertainty in global politics, the Bank’s financial performance continued to...