Ombara Otjitambi yOvambanderu, Aletta Nguvauva, novemukongorere va pora ongarero yavo ku notjira otjinane Oswapo.
Nedbank Kapana Cook-Off race kicks off
The Nedbank Kapana Cook-Off 2023 competition, which was launched in May this year, will have its first preliminary round at Oshakati tomorrow when more than 150 kapana enthusiasts are expected to showcase their kapana braaiing skills.
‘We will be free’ – an exhibition of Namibian artists
Twelve Namibian artists will exhibit their work at the Classic Framers framing shop and gallery in Makhanda (formerly Grahamstown), South Africa from 22 June to August.
International Yoga Day celebration on Sunday
The High Commission of India in Namibia is inviting all yoga enthusiasts and novices to the 9th edition of International Yoga Day at the United Athletics Field of the Windhoek Gymnasium School on Sunday.
Mavutu Conversations – Forced to choose between purchasing food or sanitary items
Hello dedicated readers. It has been a minute since I provided my two cents on women’s issues that are important. I hope you have not missed me too much.
Unpaid models speak out against Otjimukandi Fair organisers
Organisers of the Otjimukandi Fair, an annual wedding fair showcasing the process of OvaHerero traditional weddings, are facing serious allegations of mismanagement and failure to fulfil their responsibilities.
NSX acquires World Federation of Exchanges’ membership
The Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) announced its advancement of membership status with admission as a full member of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) after being an affiliate member for over a decade.
Repo rate imbalance costs Namibia N$10b
The difference in repo rates between South Africa, which currently stands at 8.25%, while Namibia is at 7.75%, amounting to a difference of 50 basis points, continues to be the reason that many investors chase better returns in South Africa.
City owed N$1.2b
The City of Windhoek is owed a staggering N$1.2 billion as at May 2023. City spokesperson Lydia Amutenya stated the amount also includes the current accounts that are due for payment in June 2023.
Opinion – The irony of Western education
During Africa’s colonisation, the West brought many foreign educational ideologies of which some were irrelevant to the African indigenous masses.









