OPUWO - Kapena Joe may be a man of few words vocally but tells his story very well in pencil. His love for drawing started at the age of nine when he was still a village boy.
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Berthold returns from retirement
Despite announcing his departure from music earlier this year, local RnB singer Berthold announced to Entertainment Now! that he had changed his mind and will be back making music.
Wambuseun says bye to music
The pioneer of Afrikaans rap in Namibia, Wambuseun real name Lownan Nangombe will be retiring from the music business after 22 years of serving as the notable black Afrikaans rapper in the country.
Ras Sheehama releases a double-disc album
Afro-Reggae musician Ras Sheehama has released a 32 track double-disc album christened ‘The Journey One and Two’ with songs from 1991 to 2019, digitally remastered.
Industry Loop: Politics (social realities) + Arts = WF!
If the name George Floyd does not mean anything to you... I BEG you to continue reading because you are ignorant AF!
Namjive faces Covid-19 pandemic head-on
As many artists head to their social media platforms to host their concerts, the most important act (dancers) have been completely cut out of their craft.
Top trending – With love, from Keetmanshoop to the world
Singers from Keetmanshoop amassed for what is being seen as the most heartwarming and beautiful rendition of the ever-popular We Are The World ballad – to be in solidarity with the rest of the world during these tough times brought forth by the uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Surviving depression as a millennial woman
There is no formula for surviving depression, but there are ways we can cope from it that would make our healing journey easier. If you think you are the only one not killing it, you are not.
Listen to the kids or at least let them be themselves
Time immemorial, humanity has tended that a child is no full human being and that the caretaker or parent’s responsibility is to raise them into a decent and fully human being.
#DriveThruCinema thrills Windhoekers
The organisers of Kasi Vibe Festival Namibia and the owner of TouchLight Audio and Stage, a company that offers stage sound, lighting and event management services in the country, recently teamed up to stage an event dubbed #DriveThruCinema at Lafrenz parking lot at 80 Rensburger Street, to cater to the entertainment sector that has been hugely affected by the novel coronavirus.