I bet you probably at times find yourself wondering why most of our worries are about money, besides all talk of budgeting and daily financial advice in magazines, newspapers and even on social media. You may probably wonder why money appears to be one of the most sensitive issues and often happens to be a source of most people’s anxiety and even serious health mental issues.
Lifestyle
Vuuma does not promote violence – Manxebe
Rising kwaito sensation, Manxebe washed his hands off rumours attached to his brand Vuuma that it promotes violence.
He said, “it is not true and he is not a violent person”.
Artists donate to charity
Musician and media personality Joseph Ailonga, known as Jossy Jossy, as well as singer and songwriter Taylor Jaye, in collaboration with Undenge Investment, donated goods to care centres as part of their pledge to give back to their community and support those who are unable to help themselves.
Top trending – Bishop Madigari ‘Ome Migub’
The top trending clip is of a new ballad to the social media waves by Bishop Madigari titled Ome Migub.
Kwaito singer blows up after radio recognition
Markes Haufiku picked a lucky charm and gained recognition in his early music career, a struggle to most emerging artists in the country.
Entertainment Now! caught up with one of the most celebrated artists in the northern part of the country who is climbing the ladder of fame.
Industry loop – Public figures vs news
hate the hypocrisy in this country! I said it before and I will say it again... this “drink your water and mind your business” is sommer straight nonsense! What pisses me off the most is that people in this country use it selectively. Why do we, as people, have different standards for mirrored scenarios transpiring internationally?
Mutete with chakalaka
This lockdown has made us all open up our fridges, pantries and hearts to the needs of people around us and in our community. Mutete is one of those things you receive as part of a care package from Kuku. This mutete came from the ever lush Kavango region, straight from my Kuku’s hands.
unWrap – Visual artist Ndako’s workflow amidst COVID-19
Namibia has an extremely rich pool of talented individuals in art and crafts. One of these certain individuals is visual artist and craftsman, Ndako Nghipandulwa. In a recent interview, the visual artist shares his sentiments of the pandemic with unwrap.online.
Industry loop – No compromise Part 2
Last week we agreed on a few things. We agreed on new standards. These are standards that we have set for ourselves and will be upheld by hook or crook. Standards that will help you get value for your money.
An outcry to save the arts industry
The Oruuano of Namibia artist union requested the government to implement the 70% rule across all local radio and TV stations to save the music and creative industry.