Lifestyle

Hi! I’m Ndapanda Haininga. We don’t know each other all that well yet, but I plan to use this column to very respectfully invade your space every other Friday. 

If anyone has been around long enough before the mobile phone and the internet became common, they would probably agree that there was a time when patience was truly a virtue. They would agree that it was quite normal to send a message and wait for a reply after a month or two and the message would have still carried its significance. 

Fidel Nambundunga says the music industry can only be revived if big artists collaborate and pave the way for the upcoming ones.

Namibian artists are disappointed by the removal of artistic nudes they have shared on Instagram, saying the laws and regulations of the platform do not apply equally to everyone.

Kasi Vibe Festival once again showed how it is an enabler for local artists.

Veteran broadcaster Joseph Ailonga alias Jossy Joss has parted ways with newly-established talk radio Eagle FM, after assisting to set up the station close to six months ago.

An exhibition titled, ‘Reflect: Namibia at 30 years of Independence’, will be showcased on 5 March at the National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) at 18:00.

Funky Lab Social Café and the Namibian Police Boxing Club and Fitness collaborated on an exhibition boxing tournament last weekend. 

Sally Ephraim Keya widely known as Sally Boss Madam has decided to go on a musical tour in some parts of Namibia that will see her performing live concerts in eight towns such as Tsumeb, Rundu, Windhoek, Gobabis, Keetmanshoop, Grootfontein, Katima Mulilo and Walvis Bay in a concert dubbed ‘10 Years A Boss’.

WALVIS BAY — Festivals and music show organisers will have to fork out more in terms of a refundable deposit when hiring municipal facilities for such gigs and events from now on.