A conversation with a random dude at a cuca shop in Herero location this week proved a few things that I am going to unearth in detail.
Month: February 2022
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I love music so much – Blacky Bantwan
Upcoming kwaito, afro-pop musician Blacky Bantwan, real name Frans N. Haingura, recently released his EP ‘My Story’, serving as a taste of what his second album will sound like.
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Mental Health Conversations | People with mental conditions need family support
Working with people suffering from mental illnesses is a complex and challenging task. As a result, mental health professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists and medical doctors in the field undergo relevant training that qualifies them to work with the population.
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ML drops two jams, announces big plans
ML is on fire with big plans for 2022. The versatile musician and entrepreneur recently dropped a jam dedicated to the people who have a crush on her just before Valentine’s Day.
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With love from India
Draped in distinctive bright Indian garments, 12 Namibian models proudly walked down the runway, showcasing the diversity of Indian fashion, its distinctive fabrics, and unique cuts and silhouettes.
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Uncommon Sense | Self-transformation for a meaningful life
Since time immemorial, stories have been told about people who have risen above undesirable circumstances; people who have single-handedly decided to take charge of their life and moved beyond the comfort of mediocrity.
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Adora joins 99FM… putting her eggs in many baskets
Following in the footsteps of fellow Namibian musician, EES and international acts like Nicki Minaj and Dr Dre, singing sensation Adora Kisting has joined the world of radio.
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Local banks clarify balloon payments
Local commercial banks have been offering prospective clients the option to use a balloon payment option as part of their instalment sales possibilities when purchasing a vehicle.
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Namibian trade increased by close to N$30 billion in 2021
Namibia’s trade activities increased significantly for the period of January to December 2021 when compared to the same period of 2020.
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WBCG throws weight behind Katima logistics hub
The Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) says it is in full support of the establishment of a fully-fledged logistics hub at Katima Mulilo as this aligns perfectly with Namibia’s Logistics Hub Master Plan, of which the WBCG is the executing agency.