ToucyT crowned queen of creative industry
By Hilja ShikongoIn an industry where most dream of mastering just one craft, Namibia’s ToucyT, also known as the Himba Queen, has boldly conquered...
“Born Artist”: Scissors carves a path in music, fashion and barbering
By Hilja ShikongoFor Scissors , creativity is not just a hobby it is her identity. “Growing up, I knew I was a born artist,”...
Go Girl Transfers: Driving women’s empowerment
By Patience MakweleAs the rise of e-hailing services in Namibia continues to increase, Namibian women have taken the initiative of being part of the...
Katutura fashion week opens doors to diverse talent with grand model casting
By Hilja ShikongoThe much-anticipated Katutura Fashion Week (KFW) 2025 is set to kick off its journey in style with a grand model casting call...
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...
Swakopmund fashion takes culture by storm
By Adolf KaureThe fourth edition of the Swakopmund Fashion Week (SFW) is set to take place during the opening week of September at the...
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...
I did it for myself this time – Linda
By Hilja ShikongoAfter more than a decade away from the spotlight, Namibian singer Linda Simasiku, affectionately known as “Linda I Believe,” made an emotional...
Outapi hosts beauty business exhibition
By Hilja ShikongoOutapi came alive this past weekend as the town hosted its first-ever Beauty Business Exhibition, a two-day event that brought together over...
Festus feeding hope in Havana
By Hilja ShikongoIn Windhoek’s Havana informal settlement, Martha Festus, founder of Ebenezer Soup Kitchen, has created more than a feeding scheme, but a sanctuary...