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Vezembouwa Ndjipangura Tumuna, popularly known as Dr Zion Prince, has nurtured a deep passion for gospel music since he began performing in choirs at the age of eight in Swakopmund. The artist (26), who grew up in Omaruru, reflects on the difficulties he encountered while trying to share his music, despite having content ready for...
The Miss Namibia Organisation announced the semi-finalists for both the Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia 2025 pageants on Friday under the theme ‘Celebrating Legacy, Embodying Unity – Consolidating Namibian Beauty’. NBC spokesperson Beaulah Boois-Beukes said the official reveal marked the first major milestone on the road to the prestigious national crowning ceremonies, showcasing the...
In her inaugural address this week, Swapo Member of Parliament Fenny Tutjavi emphasised that arts, music and media should not be viewed as side-hustles, but as true industries. “These sectors employ thousands, draw in global investment, and help define our national identity. When effectively utilised, they can stand shoulder to shoulder with mining, tourism and...
The Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards recently honoured the country’s outstanding talent in the beauty industry. Organised by hairstylist Peace Ncube, also known as ‘Nocky’, the event gathered professionals, influencers, and enthusiasts to celebrate excellence across 14 categories, including hairdressers, make-up artists, barbers, and nail technicians. Nocky, a two-time award-winning hairstylist, explained how the idea...
In the midst of our troubles and dark times, it is often hard to see the light side of life. Not because there is no light or is invisible, but simply because we tend to choose not to see it. Often, this happens because in the darkness, we are likely to get some attention and...
The Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music (Nascam) has increased funeral benefits to support members during challenging times. Sula Kyababa, Nascam’s outgoing chairperson, said the adjustment will ensure a more dignified farewell for deceased members. The funeral benefit increased from N$3 500 to N$15 000. In addition to the funeral benefit, the board...
The City of Windhoek is gearing up for the /Ae //Gams Arts & Cultural Festival, scheduled for 25 and 26 April. To launch the festivities, a pre-festival celebration took place on Saturday at the Paaltjies Brakwater Recreational Area, attracting residents for a day of enjoyment, culture, and community spirit. The event showcased a blend of...
In line with its dedication to promoting Namibian arts and culture, Bank Windhoek has introduced the Brand Song Remix Campaign competition within its new initiative, ‘Is it possible to love a Bank?’ The competition offers local artists a chance to showcase their creativity which gives them a chance to walk away with cash prizes. The...
Hey there…here’s a fun fact: Namibians hate themselves. I know…unsolicited much? What’s that age-old saying…”truth hurts”? However, in this case…I don’t think the truth hurts. Whoever this truth applies to…is actually quite comfortable with the truth. That’s my honest assessment. Whoever this truth applies to is quite comfortable in their hate for themselves as Namibians....
The Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) will honour the legendary Jules Shungu Wembadio Pene Kikumba, famously known as Papa Wemba, with a captivating performance that is sure to inspire fans of rumba music. This year’s tribute on 25 April promises an evening rich with vibrant rhythms from Central Africa and the Indian Ocean, uniting music lovers...