In the early 1990s, the media industry was dominated by a few powerful players who controlled the flow of information. Television networks, radio stations and print publications were the gatekeepers of news and entertainment. The idea that an individual could have the means to broadcast their content to a global audience was unfathomable. Fast forward...
Former Miss Teen Oriana Ribeiro is set to represent Namibia at the upcoming Miss Teen International competition in India this Sunday. The prestigious event is tailored for young women aged between 14 and 19. In an interview with NBC this week, Ribeiro highlighted her comprehensive preparation regimen, which includes aspects such as beauty, mindset, speaking...
OTJOKAVARE – Modern ways of living, coupled with the practice of religion and the shift from rural to urban life, are some of the concerns that seem to hamper interest in culture. This is according to Joseph Muzuma (71), who occasionally and voluntarily lives at the Ovaherero Living Museum in Kunene region. Muzuma educates locals...
/Ai-/Ais – Tourists who completed the 80km Fish River Canyon hiking trail described it as the ultimate experience, compared to other nature walks in Africa. Cecil Biker (70), who hails from South Africa, told VIBEZ! that he completed the trail for a second time, and plans to do so every five years until he reaches...
Limba Mupetami Hallo Naugaweseb, a 50-year-old mixed-media artist, embodies resilience and determination as he navigates the challenges of surviving through his art. Living in the Havana area on the outskirts of Windhoek, he supports himself by selling his artwork to anyone interested. This publication found Naugaweseb outside his house made from corrugated iron painting. When...
For years, I have always maintained there is zero political willpower when it comes to the conversation around the lack of Namibian content on Namibian TV and Radio.
Yoga is known to offer a holistic approach to improving one’s overall health and, at the same time, connecting people with themselves and their deepest feelings, said Indian High Commissioner to Namibia, Mandarapu Subbarayudu.
Local producer Nesley Taylor, better-known as ‘Flava Flame’ in music circles, has launched his latest venture, 061 Live Radio.
Women are tirelessly fighting against numerous narratives imposed by society, despite the prevalent argument that these issues are over-discussed.
The Gateway Centre in Khomasdal is set to host the first-ever Munitenge Gala Dinner, an event dedicated to celebrating and enhancing the rich cultural heritage of the Masubia people.