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This week, I would like you to try another exercise I think you will enjoy.

There’s nothing that makes me cringe the way ‘pick-me’ does. If you do not know what a pick-me is, I will tell you. 

The first edition of Vintage Market Namibia pulled crowds from all corners of the city.

Man, in his quest for advancement and high intelligence, eventually only tricks and confuses himself.

Moses Sondre Tobias is visually impaired and continues to live his dream of making music to make people happy. 

UNESCO, in partnership with French luxury fashion house Dior, will be hosting a mentorship programme for young women around the world.

After extensive market research for nearly two years, Musician-cum-businessman Mushe, real name Albert Uulenga, has finally released his shoe line.

In a year that the Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc in the creative industry and other spaces, Namibian stylist Reinhard Mahalie is tirelessly working around the clock, and his efforts have been recognised by Forbes Africa.

One of the biggest challenges in upgradable land tenure titles under the flexible land tenure system in Namibia is the reluctance by local authorities to avail land for the initiative.

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade through the department of international trade will conduct roadshows to create awareness on the recently launched Import/ Export (IMEX) Online Systems at border towns.