Skip to content The Pride Month celebration ended on an epoch-making with the LGBTQI+ flag hoisted for the first time, at the UN House. The flag embodies the support and prioritization of creating #SafeSpaces for the LGBTQI+ community.
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With The Prevalence of Pirated eBooks, Is Becoming a Writer Still Worth It? • Afterbreak Magazine
Skip to content For anyone who takes joy in flipping or, nowadays, scrolling through the pages of their favourite authors, you know very well the struggle of getting a hardcover copy. Whether it’s because it’s way out of budget or simply that it’s an inconvenience to drag yourself to Book Den, only to find out […]
Beat the Winter Blues: Embrace the New Season
As the cold winter months roll in, many of us begin to feel weighed down by the winter blues. The shorter days, limited warmth from the sunlight, and the frigid temperatures can take a toll on our mental and physical well-being. However, there are numerous activities and items you can lean on that can help […]
Great Summer Wardrobe Essentials To Add To YoursAfterbreak Magazine
With winter having come to an end and the cooler and warmer weathers finally upon us, there definitely will be changes in everyone’s closet picks… a change of wardrobe if I may say so. Below is a list of a few things that I believe are truly needs or must-haves for great summer looks. These […]
Afterbreak Magazine • a namibian youth magazine – Page 29
Clean cuisine is a diet based on organic, natural, anti-inflammatory… Did you know that on December 2011 the United Nations… Addressing mental health stigma Therapy is more than a treatment…. Your bedroom should be a safe haven, and your recharge… For all the wine lovers out there who are also… The combination of passion and […]
Namibia’s Rich Cultural Heritage: The San • Afterbreak Magazine
This is the first article in a series about the different cultural groups in Namibia. In this article, we will learn about the San people, one of the oldest and most marginalised ethnic groups in the country. The San (Bushman), the earliest known inhabitants of Namibia, belong to the Khoesan people. Generally short in stature, […]
First year looks a little like this • Afterbreak Magazine
Skip to content Posted on October 28, 2023 The first year is soon coming to an end and as much as being a first year in university is a blessing and an achievement, it has come with a lot of challenges and, oftentimes, tears. Being a first-year student is fun and draining, it shapes you […]
abmag • Afterbreak Magazine
You are not too young to start taking care of… Summer is around the corner and for our skin, it… BY KALIPI NDANYAMA-ELAO It is disheartening to hear cases of… Good morning to our girlfriends only! August comes bearing gifts,… Namibia, a land of vast deserts, stunning landscapes, and rich… You can still make 2022 […]
Ompata: from YouTube to the Big Screen • Afterbreak Magazine
The year is 2020, Covid-19 waves terribly hitting and the country is under Lockdown. Uncertainty about the future has hit many, others took the opportunity to relax, lay back and work on themselves. During that period, Roger Rafael, also known as Pequeno Gang, and some of his childhood friends collaborated and created a web series […]
Braiding by Faith: Up Close & Personal with Esther Muule • Afterbreak Magazine
Esther Muule centers her work and talent around God and prayer. This, she says, is the propelling force defining the birth and journey of estheronthehair, a hair braiding and dressing business she established 3 years ago. She recalls her sister’s words: “Esther this is Windhoek, you need to make money”, which eventually pushed her to […]
Maximize the second half of 2022 • Afterbreak Magazine
Is it just me or is 2022 wrapping it up faster than we can catch a break? A lot has happened this year. We have lived and loved, celebrated and cried. And now we’re freezing. I don’t like the cold. I don’t prosper in the cold. As Dr Ndlozi said, “It’s extremely cold and it’s […]
Vinyls Comedy Hour – Master Of Sold Out Shows • Afterbreak Magazine
Skip to content Recovering from the Covid-19 aftereffects, September 2021 has rather been a much needed month as it brought with it the first of its kind: The Vinyls Comedy Hour Show, which has taken off since then, breaking records of sold out shows. Afterbreak Magazine got to chat with Vernon van Wyk, a multifaceted […]
All You Need To Know About Becoming an Au Pair • Afterbreak Magazine
So you want to become an Au Pair? Travelling the world, experiencing new and different cultures, taking care of children and foreign households while making some money sounds like an exciting endeavor to you. If you’ve ever been interested in taking one of the most popular gap-year jobs for young people around the world, then […]
June, 2023 • Afterbreak Magazine
Want to get into skincare but you don’t know where… In this week’s Steps To Grow series article we’re talking communication! Undoubtedly, effective communication is quite important in our growth journey. Here’s ways to make the cold months bearable and even enjoyable
