GERMAN MP CALLS FOR GREATER GENOCIDE REPARATIONS

BRENDAN SIMBWAYE P.S. BENEFITS FROM SCHOOL WEAR DONATION

NAMIBIA FACES EXTREME HEAT AND EL NIÑO RISKS IN 2026/2027

PHARMACISTS PROMOTE SAFE MEDICINE USE IN ZAMBEZI

14-YEAR-OLD AUTHOR LAUNCHES SECOND BOOK

FIRST GENTLEMAN URGES BOY CHILD TO PRIORITISE EDUCATION

NAMFISA URGES CONSUMERS TO KNOW THEIR RIGHTS AND PROTECT THEIR FINANCES

Hairdresser needs N$190 000 to build classrooms for 53 children

Monika Alfred has spent years using the little money she earns from plaiting hair to feed vulnerable children and people living with HIV in Rundu.Now, the hairdresser faces a chall...

Are We Trapped by Nostalgia?

I’m approaching this week’s column a little differently. I want to review Street Fighter, but at the same time, I also want to talk about how it feels as though we are constantly c...

Restoration Concert 4.0 raises funds for children’s shoes

Seventeen artists, six choirs and nine ministry guests will feature at the Windhoek event, which aims to raise funds for shoes for underprivileged children.

Three dots after you and me

Love feels daunting when there’s no guarantee, When three little dots follow you and me. I fight for a dream I can never claim, Knowing I’

Digital skills workshop upgrades artists

Heather Erdmann Five artists-in-residence gained practical photography and videography skills during a three-day clinic organised by the Namibian Arts Associ

Celebrating culture through music

The organisers of Zambezi Night have announced that the annual celebration of the Region’s music and heritage will return on 31 October 2026, urging concertgo

Uncommon sense: Knowing, alone, is not enough

It is month-end somewhere in Outapi. You got paid, and you know exactly how the weekend will go and end, like the back of your hand: A betting spree, a few beer

Leah Misika steps into skills development

Long before the fashion brand ‘La Mode Fashions’ became a name in Namibia’s fashion industry, it began as a childhood dream called B-Lago. Leah Misika,