OMUTHIYA – SOS Children’s Villages, in collaboration with the Tsumeb Teacher’s Resource Centre under the Oshikoto Education Directorate, on Thursday officially launched the Digital Divide Project at Tsumeb. The initiative, unveiled under the theme ‘Utilising Technology to Empower Communities’, saw SOS hand over 10 computers valued at N$140 000 as part of efforts to strengthen...
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Chikune drops Okambloma
Monika Amunyela Singer/songwriter Chikune, also known as Coleen Tjikune, recently released her latest single, Okambloma, a personal project rooted in memory, motherhood and cultural inheritance. Inspired by a traditional Otjiherero lullaby, the song aims to communicate the values of love, care and guidance passed down through several generations. The title Okambloma means flower in Otjiherero,...
BASE Pulse set to switch on across Africa
A bold new era for African youth entertainment is on the horizon as BASE Pulse, a dynamic new multiplatform youth culture channel, prepares to officially switch on across Africa soon on DStv Channel 322. Every generation has a movement – a beat stitched into its DNA and rooted in where it comes from. Across Africa,...
Job is job, my broe! …artwork ignites debate, highlights forgotten workers
Monika Amunyela What began as a practical act of reusing disposed material in 2024 evolved into the creation of a deeply personal and political series for local renowned visual artist Ndako Nghipandulwa’s latest work. For his latest work, Nghipandulwa, who is best known for his surreal nail-and-string artworks, used discarded road signs to tell stories often overlooked,...
Adulting 102’s ‘Quiet Chapter’ debuts
Adolf Kaure Entrepreneur Zohlanga Gaseb recently introduced a new clothing line known as ‘Quiet Chapter’ under her Adulting 102 brand. Adulting 102 is an evolving platform built on the belief that access to information changes lives. The brand organises curated events, purposeful campaigns, and impact-focused projects to foster spaces where youth, young professionals, and entrepreneurs...
Uncommon sense – Absurdity of modern life
In a world of deception and psychological manipulation, truth is an abomination. Honesty and integrity are only a decorated speech and a brain massage for the masses. We can all scream and preach about truth and honesty, but the reality if we all woke up one morning and decided to practice this message, the whole...
Miss Namibia’s Queen Mother bows out
Umbi Karuaihe-Upi has announced her departure after 35 years with the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the Miss Namibia Organisation. The seasoned media practitioner said it is time to focus on herself and her personal dreams. “I have worked for many years in different positions. Now I want to use the time I still have...
Ethical Social Media Campaign awards content creators
The Namibian government has strengthened its commitment to encouraging responsible digital interaction by acknowledging and providing financial incentives to social media influencers who promote ethical online conduct. As part of the Ethical Use of Social Media Challenge, the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) honoured content creators who actively promote safe, respectful, and responsible...
A national journey over a shared fire
Monika Amunyela “A potjie symbolises togetherness, love, and family and friends to me,” said Joalette De Villiers, the host of ‘Op die pad met my Potjie.’ When you tune into the Op die pad met my Potjie show, you are not merely watching a cooking programme but embarking on a journey through people, places, and...
MultiChoice films earn 13 NTFA nominations
MultiChoice Namibia recently announced that six films produced through its local content initiatives received 13 nominations at the Namibia Theatre and Film Awards (NTFA), scheduled for 28 March. The nominations honour exceptional storytelling, performances and production across various categories, emphasising MultiChoice’s commitment to fostering and highlighting local talent. With 13 nominations across 10 categories, including...









