Month: April 2020

Last week we agreed on a few things. We agreed on new standards. These are standards that we have set for ourselves and will be upheld by hook or crook. Standards that will help you get value for your money.

The Oruuano of Namibia artist union requested the government to implement the 70% rule across all local radio and TV stations to save the music and creative industry.

Ladies, if you are almost 30 and you didn’t push one, you will be late. This is the sentence that  Nangamana Sirkka Kashidinge  starts her 3:03 video with which has garnered more than 17 000 views on her Facebook account since its upload on 25 April 2020.

Despite the Covid-19 outbreak and the lockdown situation going on, rising artist, K-dio has been hard at work cooking up some music in the studio and he just released his album ‘Real is rare’ last week.

As most industries have come to a standstill due to Covid-19, the situation has not deterred others from trying to keep the music sector alive.
DonluAfrica Playlist which premiered last week on Touch FM with Lischen Khachas, better known as DJ Lisch, is set to keep local music in the ears of listeners.

Apparently, someone once said that if you want to hide something from a black man, hide it in a book. It is funny that at the time I heard it, I never took it literally. But as time went on, I thought deeply about it and decided to start reading. This was not the first time I embarked on a reading quest though, because I have been reading more than enough self-help books before then.

The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) has proposed various interventions for arts and cultural heritage sector to be revived and further requested the education and arts culture ministry to fork out about N$15 million amidst the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.

Undoubtedly when you hear the name Boli Mootseng, you can agree he is one of the most recognisable creatives you can meet. He has helped shaped the music industry over the years to what it is today and helped so many artists along the way in their careers.