Settle down and consider this one question: how far are we as a country in pro-actively preparing our Namibian school-going children to fight corruption to secure and sustain their future?
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Opinion – Dissecting chieftainship succession in Namibia
While it is taking years to replace a traditional chief in Namibia, the Accession council in the United Kingdom passed the throne immediately to King Charles III after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, without any tussles.
Uncommon Sense – Leadership from a villager’s perspective
Presently, when looking at the concept of leadership, it is presented and perceived in a unidimensional fashion. Just the mere mention of the word leadership itself suggests only religious, political, and organisational leadership. This could also be the main reason why true leadership may be facing extinction and be replaced with pseudo-leadership.
Japanese Film Festival to start next week
The fifth edition of the Japanese Film Festival will commence next week at the Ster Kinekor cinema at Maerua Mall.
Namibia’s biggest tea party set for Saturday
The hip and happening Ethnix, Maranatha, Chikune and the Hot Pocket Band will be doing their bit in the fight against cancer when they perform at Namibia’s Biggest Tea Party for Hope on Saturday.
MJ Creations eyes Forbes list
Winning the Simply You Magazine Award for best accessory designer not so long ago was just the tip of the iceberg for Mwaalwa Justine Shikongo, who aims to make it to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list and for her MJ Creations brand to be recognised internationally.
Connecting fashion and music
ONGWEDIVA – In collaboration with the Sound Connect Fund, the MTC Windhoek Fashion Week (MWFW) has created a platform to bring fashion and music together to support the Namibian creative community, specifically fashion designers, musicians, producers, videographers, deejays, etc.
Coming to terms with death
With birth always comes death; that will never change and is something we need to live with, says musician Vikta Juice Boy. This is the message he wants to bring across through his latest album ‘Itashipu’
Preserving language through music
They say music is a universal language and one does not have to understand the language sung to interpret the emotions being shared, but have you ever heard a song in Oludhimba/Oluzemba?









