Opuwo youth hum beyond grim realities
By Staff ReporterIn the remote highlands of Namibia’s Kunene region, where rocky paths twist through dust and tradition, a quiet youth revolution began ten...
South African women in chat with Tyla on ‘Is It’
The South African women’s rugby team has given Tyla’s hit song a nod, and fans are impressed.The team recently created a TikTok Reel of...
Govt to takeover NAMAs Miss Eenghoshi entices with glamour … Moots arts and culture...
By Hilja Shikongo After years of silence, Namibia’s most celebrated music awards, the Namibia Annual Music Awards (NAMAs), are on the radar again, with plans...
SA scouts inspires local artists
By Adolf KaureSouth African talent scouts, Selby Williams, Ike Adonis also known as Ixa, Gracia Louw and Morné van Staden concluded a mentorship training...
Walvis Bay young voices head to SA
By Hilja ShikongoThe Walvis Bay Gymnasium Primary School choir will compete against 49 other choirs for top honours at the coveted South African Choral,...
Alvara takes advocacy to Kenya
By Hilja ShikongoNamibia’s multitalented songstress and disability advocate, Alvarita Benedito Lucungo, known as Alvara, has taken her talent and advocacy for persons with disability...
Bank Windhoek returns choral showdown
By Staff ReporterFans of choirs and revellers alike, are set to be treated to two-days of melody and rhythm with the return of the...
Organizers say Namibians prefer foreign acts
By Adolf KaureFollowing South African actress and model Pearl Thusi eleventh hour cancellation of an appearance at an event in Rundu, local event planners...
Coastal artists trace their roots
By Adolf KaureThe Africa Day annual celebration on May 25 at Swakopmund, was an emotional event as various musicians at the coastal town made...
Etjo: music, motherhood, moving forward
By Hilja ShikongoEtjo Kangumine, “Etjo”, popularly known for her role in the Namibian music celebrated duo, Ethnix, is embarking on a new musical journey...
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The minimum wage struggle
… Experts warn "permanent internships" are bypassing the N$18 minimum wage
By Feni Hiveluah
As International Workers' Day approaches, Namibia’s landmark national minimum wage (NMW), is...
The fading era of trade unions
By Sostenus Wilherm
The trade union movement in Namibia has lost the “vivacity and vigour” that it had before independence, especially around the organisation of...
Oondjamba tadhi tsikile nokuyonagula moshitopolwa shaMusati
By Gabriel Iipinge
Onkalo yaashoka tashi ningwa moshitopolwa shaMusati otayi kumitha aakalimo oyendji , unene tuu mboka yeli momikunda ngaashi Onandjila B noshowo Olyasiiti. Aanegumbo...