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Mavutu Conversations – Healing might not  be all we need
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Mavutu Conversations – Healing might not  be all we need

These past few days, I have been reading a lot of articles about how to exist in this fast-paced world, which has been completely swallowed by the internet. We are living in a time were everything feels urgent, loud, and immediate, even our healing.  One article that stood out for me was the one that...

Leopold “Dee’A” Vatilifa drops Pain and Glory
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Leopold “Dee’A” Vatilifa drops Pain and Glory

Monika Amunyela  Namibian gospel artist Leopold “Dee’A” Vatilifa recently released “Pain and Glory”, a project he describes as an honest reflection of who he is today.  Since its debut, the album has quickly drawn attention for its emotional depth, contemporary gospel sound, and striking vulnerability.  For Vatilifa, the album is not just a collection of...

Miss Namibia’s national costumes of purpose
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Miss Namibia’s national costumes of purpose

For years, Miss Namibia’s national costumes have sparked debate and evoked bittersweet opinions amongst the public. But according to the chief executive officer of Miss Namibia, Umbi Karueihe-Upi, every costume carries a deeper  purpose. In an interview with VIBEZ!, Karueihe-Upi said the national costume segment is important in international pageants because it tells the story of a...

Pictures at a musical exhibition
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Pictures at a musical exhibition

Hilma Nalupe The Namibian Musical Ensemble (NME) will be having a multimedia musical experience this evening.  The ensemble, which blends choral and vocal repertoire with digital visuals of music, started yesterday and will continue this evening at the Eros Dutch Reformed Church in Windhoek. Pictures at an exhibition was originally a piano suite by Russian...

Wampitori capturing Namibia’s authenticity
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Wampitori capturing Namibia’s authenticity

Monika Amunyela Ludwig Nakale, better known as Shot by Pitori, a seasoned photographer, hails from Ondangwa in northern Namibia.  His upbringing in Namibia’s towns and streets influenced his creative journey. “I grew up surrounded by real people, real struggle real beauty and that reality reflects in every frame I capture,” he shared. Nakale said this...

MTC Content Creator Awards set for tomorrow
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MTC Content Creator Awards set for tomorrow

The MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards return for their second edition tomorrow.  Organisers say preparations for tomorrow’s event in Windhoek are going smoothly, and they are putting the finishing touches to ensure it is even more memorable for both content creators and the audience. The MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards 2025 brings together creators, brands...

Uncommon sense – Shake up or shape up
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Uncommon sense – Shake up or shape up

We often hear of people claiming that the earth has entered a new era – the age of the Aquarius.  The claims are that, in this age and era, all that has been done in the dark and behind closed doors shall gradually and eventually be revealed.  Some of us may have seen it as...

OYO launches 16 days of activism
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OYO launches 16 days of activism

Monika Amunyela  The Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) officially launched its 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign for 2025 in Okahandja, bringing creativity, awareness and mobile health services directly into the community.  The initiative is supported by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany and Orange Babies.  It aims to educate Namibians while...

Mavutu Conversations – Is net my bra
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Mavutu Conversations – Is net my bra

Last time, I wrote about friendships that help us navigate life and their different phases.  I must say, the way many people received it reminded me that there are still communities of people who are fully willing to carry each other – friends who show up, friends who hold space, friends who do not scatter...

Unam graduates turn history into art
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Unam graduates turn history into art

Monika Amunyela  The National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) opened its doors to the University of Namibia’s Visual Art Department graduates who exhibited art work that celebrates history and personal experiences.  Opening the exhibition, Beau-Ann Ferris, the marketing and communication manager at NAGN highlighted the emotional depth behind the work on display, “the works you...