Kavetja Ngaizuvare With the festive season in full swing, many Namibians are looking forward to spending time with loved ones or travelling to picturesque destinations for vacations and fun with friends. Traditionally, this time of year is a period for reflection, connection and celebration. New Era took to the streets of Windhoek on Tuesday afternoon...
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Keep your home safe this festive season
With the festive season fast approaching, the Namibian Police have noted with concern an increase in housebreaking cases, particularly in urban areas. In this regard, law enforcement have urged homeowners to remain vigilant and consider the following precautions and tips. Please follow these safety tips before leaving for the holiday: Inform the police in your...
NBL, Unam join forces to combat alcohol abuse
Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) and the University of Namibia (Unam) are teaming up to tackle the growing problem of alcohol abuse among university students. In a bid to promote responsible drinking, the two institutions have launched an innovative peer education program aimed at raising awareness about the risks of excessive alcohol use and encouraging moderation. ...
Katima welcomes holiday lovers to an exciting festive season
Katima Mulilo is gearing up for a vibrant and unforgettable festive season filled with activities and events that cater to all ages and interests. From 19 to 23 December, the town will come alive with sports tournaments, cultural celebrations, and heartwarming initiatives designed to foster community spirit and celebrate the holiday season in style. In...
Shikongo warns traffic offenders: pay your fines
The Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Joseph Shikongo, has reminded road users with outstanding warrants of arrest for traffic violations to check the system before travelling. He made these remarks in an interview with New Era this week, following the circulation of lists containing names of traffic offenders with unpaid fines, shared widely on...
Protect children from drowning …increased fatalities calls for swimming skills
As Namibians head to their festive holiday destinations, many are attracted to the seaside to enjoy times with family and loved ones. Water safety expert Jonas Sheyavali told this publication that drowning incidents continue to be a cause for concern as the number gradually increases with children swimming unsupervised becoming a major concern. “About 25...
Garises to represent Namibia at Miss Charm in Vietnam
Georgia Garises, the second runner-up at the Miss Namibia pageant, is representing Namibia at the second edition of Miss Charm, in Vietnam. Garises, who came third after Miss Namibia, Prisca Anyolo, and the first runner-up Lenna Mugena at a ceremony held at the Lüderitz Waterfront in July, will compete in the pageant that seeks to...
Umoya makes waves with a blend of sounds
Lilly Mwiya, popularly known as Umoya, a rising star in the music scene, karate instructor, entrepreneur, and law student, is making waves with a blend of Afrobeat, Amapiano, and soulful melodies. Despite juggling a demanding schedule that includes legal studies, entrepreneurial ventures, and sports, she has consistently released new music, captivating audiences with her distinctive...
Industry Loop – To expose or not to expose…part 2!
Last week’s edition of ‘Industry Loop’ in which I interrogated whether one should expose clients who owe you money for work done or not, seems to have inspired many to expose. Albeit only to me, this was inspired by recent events in which Dj KBoz exposed a client for not paying up and for ghosting...
Mavutu Conversations – Is it still period pain?
Sometimes, when women talk about periods and the pain associated with them, the conversation is always around the fact that some women experience pain during PMS. I used to complain so much about it because why should I be in pain when it was not yet that time of the month?. As of late, I...