Omulumenhu weedula 49 vati okwe livaka kombete pefimbo kwa li va nangala nanekulu laye ndele ta ka kwata omutekulu waye onghonga oo kwa li a nangala pedu monduda imwe navo.
Month: April 2023
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Vamwe mOndangwa natango otava nu momatale… Ombelewa yOmbudsman ya uda
Ovanambelewa kombelewa yOmbudsman otava ende noikandjohoololo moshitukulwa shaShana nelalakano okulonga oshiwana kombinga yoilonga yavo, nokupwilikina yoo omikundu dil i moshiwana da pamba ombelewa oyo.
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Okutokelwa kwovakainhu meendingosho nako otaku hapupaleke ekwatonghonga – Waandja
Omunashipundi welelo laUkwanyama Eliaser Waandja okwa ti onghalo yovakainhu tava tokelwa meendingosho noumatyona nayo otayi indjipaleke oibofa yekwatonghonga.
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Ovanafikola koHelao Nafidi va dja mokalungu molwonghalo i nyematifa
Ovanafikola oHelao Nafidi Combined School moshikandjohoololo shaKongo otava lumbu monghalo i etifa onghenda, oyo nokuli ya fininika opo ofikola iva dikile po omuhandjo woitwambe.
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Onlooker: a solo exhibition by Actofel Ilovu
The Project Room Namibia and StArt Art Gallery are pleased to present Actofel Ilovu’s latest solo exhibition ‘Onlooker’. This exhibition opens on 28 April 2023 at 18h00 and runs until 20 May at the Project Room along Julius Nyerere Street, Windhoek.
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Industry Loop – It’s been a minute vol 3!
And we are back with Volume 3 of my annoying rekindled love for Namibian music! I really want to say that this will be the final volume in which I abuse you with my rekindled love for Namibian music, but we ‘tog’ all know what new love does to a person;
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Mavutu Conversations – ‘Wear our booty shorts and show our bellies and thunder thighs’
Every year, we wear miniskirts and chant, “My koekie my keuse” through Independence Avenue, holding up posters with writings of, “my body, my choice” and “no to slut shaming”.
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Nandumbu’s journey into the nail care industry
The Covid-19 pandemic led many people to explore new hobbies or interests, and for Claudia Diana Indileni Nandumbu – a blogger, songwriter and an English degree holder based in Windhoek – it was no exception.
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Bonsella releases ‘Pain is Fuel’’
Namibian musician Hurry Haiketi, popularly known as Bonsella, recently released his fourth album titled ‘Pain is Fuel’. The artist, who hails from Edundja and is currently based in Tsumeb, has been making waves in the Namibian music industry since his debut in 2018.
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Channelling pain one drawing at a time
Having lost both his parents, one month apart, orphaned Denzel Beukes started doing tattoos for an income but also to transfer his pain to others, in an artistic manner.