Recent headlines show that Namibians were the top African air travellers to Cape Town during the month of April, and while the highly sought-after Two Oceans Marathon (S/O to our athletes!) contributed a lot to that, it is probably that Namibians just love Cape Town, and I am here to share some of the reasons.
Niklas von Klitzing, a German-born filmmaker with deep ties to Namibia, has unveiled his latest documentary film ‘Healing Roots’, shedding light on the life of renowned local visual artist Hage Mukwendje and the rich cultural fabric of Namibia.
“Music is Jericho and Jericho is hip-hop. It’s like he never left,” says his sister and manager Sade Gawanas.
Kenyan police fired tear gas canisters as hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Nairobi yesterday, vowing nation-wide demonstrations against tax hikes that many fear will worsen a cost-of-living crisis.
Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) CEO Alex Shimuafeni says domestic economic activity increased by 4.7% during the first quarter of 2024.
The Swiss National Bank announced yesterday its second straight interest rate cut, after becoming in March the first Western central bank to slash borrowing costs that had been raised to battle inflation.
During 2023, Rössing Uranium produced 6.4 million pounds of uranium ore concentrate, also known as yellowcake, and sold 6.9 million pounds of the precious resource.
President Nangolo Mbumba has emphasised the crucial need to protect marine ecosystems, and address climate change for the prosperity of present and future generations.
The philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau once said, “Dare to know, dare to know, dare to know, for our future and yours depend on you daring to know.”
Growing up in Oshigambo, Ekamba A village, my proximity to Oshigambo High School was more than just geographical; it was emotional and aspirational.