You may look yet not see, or you may not see because you didn’t look. Jean-Claude Tjitamunisa, however, sees because he makes it a point to look, making people wonder what goes through his mind when they see him pointing his camera up to what looks like nothing.
In an effort to raise awareness around the poaching and illegal trafficking in pangolins, the Namibia Arts Association recently invited artists to submit artwork for an exhibition around the theme of pangolins.
Liberal Apparel, an online Namibian men’s apparel clothing brand, is collaborating with local influencers to market the business in return for remuneration.
Many Namibians continue to show little interest in reading, but this blatant lack of interest has not stopped authors from penning books.
Feelingz Nation is back with yet another extravaganza, and Volume 3 of this sought-after event starts today and ends Sunday at Zoo Park in Windhoek.
I promised two weeks that I will be sharing a wish list for every sub-industry within the entertainment and arts space. We have already looked at the film industry and my wish list for it.
Monika Kwedhi loves being creative with her hands. She does hand embroidery, and calls her business Magic Stitches by Tully.
Those who have become accustomed to the annual Kasi Vibe festival will be in for a treat when it rolls around again next week after a two-year absence.
Teach the girl-child About a week-and-a-half ago, I was part of a panel discussion with a few people from different backgrounds.
When small businesses or start-ups team up with established retail supermarkets, it can only mean one thing – the goods are of high quality, characteristics that should never be compromised.