• By Michael Uugwanga

The battle-lines have been drawn in the FNB Women Super Leagues (WSL), as three formidable teams are set to battle it out in the coveted title race.    These are the Beauties FC leading the way in the top, followed by reigning champions FC Ongos Ladies and in third place are African Stars Queens.

Beauties are topping the chart with 42 points from 16 league matches followed by FC Ongos with 41 points from 17 games and African Stars Queens in third position with 39 points from 17 matches.

• By Patience Makwele

Driven by the passion to help, especially young children and the less privileged, one woman turned her desire to serve others into a powerful force of hope, healing and humanity Well-known mental health motivational speaker and Elegant Vintage Chief Executive Owner, Immagine Shikomba, transformed her dream to put smiles on the faces of many into a reality by founding the Keemunda Foundation, which has become home to many children across the country. 

• By Staff Reporter

To celebrate local talent and encourage the development of the arts in Namibia, Bank Windhoek and the National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) launched the Bank Windhoek Triennial on Tuesday, 13 May 2025 in Windhoek. 

• By Staff Reporter

Kaylow’s world changed in an instant last September when he was left temporarily wheelchair-bound after a horrific car accident. In an exclusive interview with Sowetan, the 37-year-old musician has opened up about how he had to go through multiple medical procedures, including hip surgery.

• By Adolf Kaure

Award-winning hairstylist Nokuthula Peace Ncube, (Nocky), says her hand-made instant dreadlocks will always be a sought-after product, because of her consistency, quality work and respect for the customer. 
Hailing from Zimbabwe, Nocky came to Namibia to pursue a media qualification and this led to the establishment of her salon in 2010. 

• By Jeremiah Ndjoze

Following the recent death of her biological brother, UK-based prolific poet and singer, Christi Warner, has made fresh threats of a soon to be launched anthology of poems. 

•  By Staff Reporter

Damage to a vehicle from a “pothole strike” can have a significant financial impact on motorists, from tyre replacement to rim damage, plus a need for wheel realignment and checks on suspension and steering components. 

• By Staff Reporter

With the blessed rains we have had since the beginning of the year, we have been lucky as Namibians. The whole country has been generously soaked, and not a moment too soon. Our roads are the only part of our country that didn’t enjoy the rain. Namibia has some of Africa’s best, if not the best, road infrastructure, but it was no match for the unrelenting rain. Dodging potholes became a national sport. Some potholes are so big, you expect a bridge to be required to traverse them. 

• By Staff Reporter

As Namibians, we need to address a pressing issue that affects our society greatly. Avoiding this topic will not make the issue we face go away, matter of fact, it will only worsen the situation. Every other day we read about violent crimes, rape and murder cases committed by men. A few months ago, a 17-year-old switched off the lights of all six of his family members. Just two days ago, a 15-year-old boy tragically committed suicide. Alarmingly, boys aged 12-17 years have been making headlines due to rape cases this year alone.

•  Staff Reporter

For years, building wealth in Namibia appeared to be reserved for a lucky few, high-paid professionals, successful businesses personalities, or wealth passed down from generations. Traditional investment vehicles like housing, shares, and pension assets have been the cornerstones of building wealth, yet beyond the financial reach of ordinary citizens. This narrative is set to change.