• By Stefanus Nashama

A heated verbal exchange erupted in the National Assembly on Tuesday between Swapo parliamentarian Ephraim Nekongo and Affirmative Repositioning’s George Kambala, sparking public debate on the conduct of parliamentarians.

The confrontation peaked during Parliament session when Kambala told Nekongo that Parliament was “not your house,” prompting Nekongo to retort, “This is not your mother’s house.”

Despite the sharp words, Nekongo told Confidente on Wednesday that he harbours no personal animosity towards Kambala.

• By Chollastic Tjehiua

Betzilla Namibia has demonstrated its commitment to community wellbeing and education in Okahandja by generously donating N$50,000 to support bereaved families and enhance school safety measures. This significant contribution will provide much needed relief to affected families and aims to create a safer learning environment for students.

• By Renthia Kaimbi

A group of approximately thirty subsistence farmers cultivating rain fed crops along the B1 road near Windhoek were embroiled in a tense stand-off with authorities after being ordered to vacate the land by 28 April 2025.

• By Hilja Shikongo
Miss Namibia 2018, Selma Kamanya, is stepping onto the international stage once again as she prepares to represent Namibia at the 72nd Miss World pageant in Hyderabad, India.

• By Michael Uugwanga

“Being a football referee in Namibia is a big waste of time,” say some referees interviewed by Confidente this week, following reports that match officials continue to suffer due to a lack of voice. Recent reports indicate that football referees across the country, notably in the lower divisions, have not been paid their wages for two months despite their services, raising concerns about the future of refereeing in the country.

In March, Namibia proudly marked a historic milestone with the inauguration of its first female president, Her Excellency Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (NNN), highlighting the evolving recognition of women’s leadership capabilities on par with their male counterparts. In celebrating and appreciating women’s inclusivity, FNB Namibia took the initiative to launch its first-ever women-focused solution, H.E.R Banking, an initiative marking a significant milestone in the bank’s ongoing commitment to financial inclusion.

Sunshine Private College is set to host its 6th graduation ceremony under the theme ‘Education First’ at St Mary’s Cathedral Parish Church Hall in Windhoek, marking yet another turning point in its commitment to shaping the future of education in Namibia. The prestigious event will be graced by Professor. Becky Kapitire Ndjoze-Ojo as the guest of honour. Prof. Ndioze-Ojo is a former member of parliament and has acquired various degrees in Education.

Three of Namibia’s cinematically acclaimed productions have garnered a combined 10 nominations at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, which recognizes outstanding performances in television, film, entertainment, and, recently, digital content creation throughout Nollywood.

Born in the vibrant town of Katima Mulilo, Mushe Musomi, affectionately known as DJ Vuyo, is a recording artist and music producer whose heartbeat is synced to the rhythm of cultural
fusion. With a sound that weaves traditional African melodies with modern influences, he
crafts music that honours his heritage while resonating beyond Namibian borders. DJ Vuyo’s musical journey began years ago, sparked by a love for producing beats and melodies.

The 2024 Bank Windhoek Vehicle
Asset Finance Northern
Selekt Sales Awards ceremony,
recently hosted in Oshakati,
recognised the passion of automotive
salespeople and dealerships in
Northern Namibia.
In 2024, Award recipients embraced
challenges, adapted to
changing market dynamics, and
introduced solutions to redefine
financing and vehicle asset management.
Delivering the keynote
address at the event, Bank Windhoek’s
Regional Manager for the
Far North, Elisse Mire Christof,
said the contributions of salespeople