Assa Boy’s rise from Eengwe to Namibia’s afro-kwaito stage
By Stefanus NashamaAt just 26 years old, Johannes Esser, better known by his stage name Assa Boy, is fast emerging as one of Namibia’s...
Opuwo Youth Choir strikes gold in Mauritius
By Hilja ShikongoThe Opuwo Youth Choir (OYC) has made history after clinching multiple medals at the prestigious African Asia Pacific Choir Games. Under the leadership...
legendary ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse to share jazz stage with local acts
By Adolf KaureTwo Namibian acts scheduled to perform at the 2025 Windhoek Jazz Festival are ready to blow fans away as they share the...
Rumble in the City – Celebrating Ma/Gaisa Legacy
By Hilja ShikongoAs the city of Windhoek prepares to come alive this Saturday, all eyes turn to Zoo Park , the stage for one...
DJ VoVo turns passion into purpose
By Hilja ShikongoFrom the quiet streets of Karasburg to the bright lights of festival stages, Vernon Ultric Hendriks, better known as DJ VoVo, has...
Young Y’CLIFF drops new chart-topping hits
By Hilja ShikongoNamibian R&B, soul, and contemporary jazz singer Y’CLIFF has cemented his place in the music industry with the release of his brand-new...
Desh Wakit: Keeping kwaito spirit alive
By Hilja ShikongoBorn and raised in the streets of Oshakati West, Leandro Shilongo, widely known as Desh Wakit, has become one of Namibia’s most...
I did it for myself this time – Linda
By Hilja ShikongoAfter more than a decade away from the spotlight, Namibian singer Linda Simasiku, affectionately known as “Linda I Believe,” made an emotional...
Opuwo youth hum beyond grim realities
By Staff ReporterIn the remote highlands of Namibia’s Kunene region, where rocky paths twist through dust and tradition, a quiet youth revolution began ten...
South African women in chat with Tyla on ‘Is It’
The South African women’s rugby team has given Tyla’s hit song a nod, and fans are impressed.The team recently created a TikTok Reel of...
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Does the presumed JD deadlock really matter?
Beginning March, that it is on the second of March to be exact, hybrid discussions shall be taking place in the German capital of...
Namibia eyes regional edge in food processing
By Sostenus Wilherm
Namibia’s food-processing future may not lie in competing with global commodity giants, but rather in carving out a strategic position within regional,...
Galp’s Energia’s 40 percent oil offer questioned
By Sostenus Wilherm
A leading geologist has cast a critical spotlight on Galp Energia’s decision to surrender 40 percent of its stake in Namibia’s much...