Month: September 2022

Artworks by contemporary Namibian marble sculptor Kambezunda Ngavee are currently on display in the garden of The Village Garden Café along Liliencron Street in Windhoek.

Having lost his father just four days into this year and being a dad himself propelled Sunny Boy to see life from a different perspective. 

Let’s address the elephant in the room. What is the elephant in the room, you ask? Well, renowned entertainer DJ Lisch recently made it clear that she is unhappy with the lack of diversity that was cast for the Burna Boy #LoveDamini concert. 

The arts industry has been the glue that binds not only hearts and souls, but societies and nations. It promotes international dialogue, understanding and collaboration.

Have you ever wondered why you miss your periods sometimes while you know you aren’t pregnant? Have you ever gotten a pregnancy scare, knowing very well you have been in “drought” the whole time? Well, not a lot of people know this, but you might be suffering from a condition called Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). 

The Mr Gay Namibia 2022, slated for tomorrow at the Nampower Convention Centre, further wants to create a positive image of the Lesbian Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Intersex (LGBTI) community, and to promote a Namibian society, where all people are equally accepted as human beings. 

South African-based airline Airlink is acquiring a 40% strategic equity holding in privately-owned Windhoek-based Fly Namibia. The announcement was made on Wednesday during a media briefing.

It is beyond any doubt that the African Sovereign Africa Rating (SAR) agency implied a very important step forward towards African integration – not only when seen from an economic point of view but also politically.

The slowdown in sales activity, particularly within the small housing segment, which has historically dominated the market, presents a huge risk for the development of the housing market and economic recovery in general.