The Simply You Magazine Awards (SYMLAFA) are poised for a grand return tomorrow at the National Theatre of Namibia, themed ‘2080 circa futuristic fashion’. This innovative theme seeks to provide an insight into the future of fashion, blending modern styles with avant-garde elements. The sixth iteration of this event promises to be more remarkable than...
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Anyolo readies for Miss Universe
Kavetja Ngaizuvare Miss Namibia Prisca Anyolo is diligently preparing to represent her nation on the international platform at the upcoming Miss Universe pageant in Mexico this November. In a recent interview with VIBEZ!, the reigning queen shared the significant impact that her role has had on her life. “On a personal level, it has instilled...
How many more people need to die on our roads …before you stop being a selfish driver?
There is a hair-raising increase in motor-vehicle accidents in Namibia, and we should ALL pay attention. Hi, my name is Chazz, and perhaps just like you, the mere thought of a road accident traumatises me. I lost my mother to a motor car accident, thanks to a kudu that, in a split second, decided to...
Family fun walk for matric farewell funds
The matric farewell season is now in full swing, and various schools are making preparations to create memorable experiences for their final-year pupils. Jacob Marengo Secondary School, near the Single Quarters’ section of Katutura, is among those institutions, and they are set to host a family fun walk tomorrow to raise funds for their Matric...
Mavutu Conversations – Girl child reflection
The 11th of October is International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to celebrating the achievements and potential of girls worldwide. While this day is an opportunity to recognise the progress made in empowering girls, it must also remind us of the challenges they continue to face on a daily basis. The celebration...
Damara Horokhoes to debut at Fashion Week
The forthcoming MTC Windhoek Fashion Week is poised to create a historic moment with the inaugural presentation of the Damara Horokhoes on the runway, signifying a notable cultural achievement for the event. The exhibition, entitled ‘Trails of the Damara Horokhoes’, will commence the week’s activities on 6 November at the City of Windhoek Conference Hall. ...
Musicians cry out over producer disappointments, delays
Local musicians have expressed frustration and disappointment with the practices of certain music producers in the country. Many artists claim to have faced delays, lost files and outright disregard for their projects, despite significant financial investments. “It’s a recurring issue. We pour our hearts and souls into our music – only to be met with...
Music, Art and Sports: A weekend of entertainment
On Friday night at Et Cetera in Windhoek, rapper Latoya Mwoombola, known as Lioness, launched her third studio album, “If Not in This Life.” The album has 13 tracks produced bylocal producers. The launch was attended by her fellow artists, DJs and producers. In the same vein, the last edition of the Dr Hage Geingob...
Industry Loop – Award season!
For years, I tried to sensitise Namibians through my work on this column, that the creative arts is more than just music. Because that’s been the common perception for years. Let’s call kapana, kapana please. In the land of the brave, music is the only form of creative art mos, kama. Everything else under the...
OLAF spreading happiness with dance
Last weekend, Zoo Park was bustling with activities as the organisers of the fourth edition of the Otjomuise Live Arts Festival 2024 (OLAF), known as the MOVE! Edition, hosted community members to support local artists and celebrate their stories through dance. Zacharia “Xallamo” Gariseb (27), expressed that growing up in a musical family immersed him...