Desh Wakit: Keeping kwaito spirit alive
By Hilja ShikongoBorn and raised in the streets of Oshakati West, Leandro Shilongo, widely known as Desh Wakit, has become one of Namibia’s most...
Visagie transforms through masterclass
By Rinelda Mouton
The second session of MultiChoice Spotlight with Adriano Visagie were just finalised.
Award-winning actor Visage is hosting a four-part Multi- Choice Spotlight masterclass...
Re-tracing the Nama and OvaHerero Genocide through memory and technology
By Hilja ShikongoThe National Art Gallery of Namibia has opened its doors to a groundbreaking exhibition, 'Inherited Testimonies: Re-tracing the Genocide with Nama and...
Unmasking the silence
By Chollastic TjehiuaIn a country where motherhood is often wrapped in silence and unrealistic expectations, Morna Ikosa dares to speak the unspoken. With raw...
DJ VoVo turns passion into purpose
By Hilja ShikongoFrom the quiet streets of Karasburg to the bright lights of festival stages, Vernon Ultric Hendriks, better known as DJ VoVo, has...
‘Inga Shi Pola’: A tale of resilience
By Hilja ShikongoEster Hipondoka has officially stepped into Namibia’s literary scene with the release of her debut novel, ‘Inga Shi Pola’, a compelling and...
Flag dancing becomes healing tool for worshipper
By Rinelda Mouton
Flag dancing, a form of worship symbolising spiritual victory, healing and devotion to Christ, is increasingly gaining attention among some Namibian worshippers...
Solar-Powered Cinematic Hub earmarked for Swakopmund
Namibia, with its breathtaking landscapes and cinematic allure, has long been a favourite destination for filmmakers. Now, Swapokmund-based filmmaker, Guy Nockels and his partners,...
Nama festival returns to celebrate heritage
By Rinelda Mouton
The seventh annual Nama Cultural Festival will take place from 28 to 30 May at the Westdene Stadium in Keetmanshoop under the...
Kalux releases ‘!Nō’
By Rinelda Mouton
Otjiwarongo-based artist Saggarias ‘Kalux’ Karunga says his newest song ‘!Nō’ is meant to inspire people to understand that sometimes silence is the...
















