Month: August 2023

IN THE famous words of well, literally everyone...there is my truth, your truth and the actual truth.

The cliché that disability is inability has clouded perceptions in Namibia for a long time, but a collective effort has arisen to challenge and combat the stigma surrounding disability issues.

One of the most frequently asked questions in my Instagram Direct Messages (DMs) is “Ndapanda, how did you become a travel creator?”

The Next Ma /Gaisa Star crew is hard at work preparing for the third edition of the popular singing competition.

The Tilipatye Cultural Group is stepping up to the plate to save traditional practices from decline by promoting the significance of their culture through music and drama. 

Ladies, quickly gather here. Maybe it’s just me but I am always fighting my wax lady when she says that I can’t engage in sexual activities the day of getting my coochie waxed.

IN THE heart of Namibia, an artist with a passion for preserving the rich and diverse culture of the country is making waves through music. 

Renowned philosopher Thomas Hobbes once said the praises of ancient authors proceed not from the reverence of the dead, but from the mutual envy of the living. 

Dr Helena Ndume is a Namibian ophthalmologist renowned at home and internationally for her humanitarian work.

Recognised war veteran, Bothman Sikute, born and bred in the Kanono area of the Zambezi region feels their sacrifices in and outside Namibia during the liberation struggle for independence have been forgotten by the government as they continue to suffer in poverty.